Okay, you say. I can’t read another word about politics,
most especially about the circus surrounding the current president. It just
depresses me.
Suppress those thoughts, and read this book.
But if Anonymous were truly courageous, he or she (he and
she?) would not hide in anonymity and own the charges leveled in this stunning
account of the perilous state of our nation.
Hachette, the publisher of “A Warning,” obviously thought
differently. Its trust in the integrity of the message, the truth of what’s in
these pages, won out.
There are things about this book that the left doesn’t
like. (It is the work of a conservative true believer, not a unreconstituted
liberal.) And obviously there are things that the right doesn’t like about it.
But how about us individual, open-minded readers? I submit
that “A Warning” is the single-most important book to read for those who
seriously want to know what it’s like today in the inner sanctum of the Oval
Office.
And “A Warning” must be considered, given the stakes: As Anonymous
writes, we are currently finishing Season Three of the US presidency. Read this
book and just try to imagine what it will be like during the Final Season of late
2023. That, I find, unimaginable.
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