How Trump Can Fix the USA: Policy Ideas from a Guy Who's Been There, Done That, Got the T-Shirt
Book Details
Author(s)
Jake Devlin
ISBN / ASIN
B01MQZCRAN
ISBN-13
978B01MQZCRA9
Sales Rank
#3,131,329
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
Description
If President Trump would embrace and champion even more of the policies in this book than he already has, he could fix the USA in just a few short years … some of it in months.
For policy wonks and political science students, this is an excerpt of some of the policies put in place by Gordon Donne in "The Donne Deal," after he bought (legally) the United States government and fired Congress, the President and the Supreme Court, and took over all legislative, executive and judicial responsibilities.
These policies would lead the USA to a 10% annual GDP growth rate within eight years (as set out on Page 6, middle of the page.)
"The Donne Deal" (retitled “The Devlin Deception”) is a work of fiction, with elements of action, espionage, sex and humor, but many of Donne's serious policies are distilled into this mini-book, with none of that "fluff," as some might call it, included.
“A dictator with total authority, like Donne, should also have the wisdom to exercise that authority sparingly.” Agree or disagree? Do his policies follow that dictum? And what other questions or discussion topics might this mini-book raise in the readers' minds?
(There are several blank pages at the end of the print version of this book for those who might like to jot down some notes.)
For policy wonks and political science students, this is an excerpt of some of the policies put in place by Gordon Donne in "The Donne Deal," after he bought (legally) the United States government and fired Congress, the President and the Supreme Court, and took over all legislative, executive and judicial responsibilities.
These policies would lead the USA to a 10% annual GDP growth rate within eight years (as set out on Page 6, middle of the page.)
"The Donne Deal" (retitled “The Devlin Deception”) is a work of fiction, with elements of action, espionage, sex and humor, but many of Donne's serious policies are distilled into this mini-book, with none of that "fluff," as some might call it, included.
“A dictator with total authority, like Donne, should also have the wisdom to exercise that authority sparingly.” Agree or disagree? Do his policies follow that dictum? And what other questions or discussion topics might this mini-book raise in the readers' minds?
(There are several blank pages at the end of the print version of this book for those who might like to jot down some notes.)
