by Ann Coulter
First published 2016
Ann Coulter argues that Donald Trump represents the wrecking ball America needs to demolish its corrupt establishment. She examines why Trump alone among seventeen Republican candidates connected with voters in 2016. Coulter contends that Trump transformed the GOP from globalist to nationalist at precisely the right moment for America. She credits him with abandoning decades of aggressive foreign policy when the country grew tired of endless wars. The author argues Trump ended pandering to Hispanic voters through his immigration stance, giving working class Americans a voice against open borders. Coulter claims Trump broke identity politics by winning evangelical, blue collar, and military votes without traditional appeals. She says he overturned media control of political narratives and exposed consultants as frauds. The book targets conservatives, moderates, and disaffected Democrats who harbor doubts about Trump's candidacy.
Genres: american, political-science, politics, 21st-century, american-history
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: social-commentary
Setting: America
Period: 2016
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