John Bolton Wrote a Book About Donald Trump

[Viktor]

The big question is this: Why do people write books about Donald Trump?
Answer-to make lots of money

Bolton Is giving interviews to the media

Ya know what a "royalty" is? It's an amount of money, specified by a contract, that an author receives for each book of his that is sold. The more controversy and publicity a book gets, the more sales it generates and the more money the author gets paid. Get it?

 

[night_son]

The big question is this: Why do people write books about Donald Trump?
Answer-to make lots of money

Bolton Is giving interviews to the media

Ya know what a "royalty" is? It's an amount of money, specified by a contract, that an author receives for each book of his that is sold. The more controversy and publicity a book gets, the more sales it generates and the more money the author gets paid. Get it?

Bolton's book is the new bible for many a democrat.

 

[candycorn]

The big question is this: Why do people write books about Donald Trump?
Answer-to make lots of money

Bolton Is giving interviews to the media

Ya know what a "royalty" is? It's an amount of money, specified by a contract, that an author receives for each book of his that is sold. The more controversy and publicity a book gets, the more sales it generates and the more money the author gets paid. Get it?

Wow; you figured that out all by yourself?

The bigger question is why anyone buys these kiss-and-tell books.

 

[zaangalewa]

Viktor
If Donald Trump would write a book it would be a book about Donald Trump - and it would be a great book about the greatest man the world ever had seen since the invention of the can opener. So what about to spend some money to Donald Trump and to give him a stipendium in a kindergarten, so he will be able to learn elementary cultural techniques, for his career as an author for the autobiography "Baron Donald from Münchhausen and the rest of the not existing world."

 

[Snouter]

Bolton could not write anything. He hired some douchebag "writers" and presented them with lies and in coordination with a "woke" publisher and editor came up with the piece of shit. It is hilarious that democrat idiots suddenly support the warmonger nutcase Bolton.

 

[konradv]

The big question is this: Why do people write books about Donald Trump? Answer-to make lots of money Bolton Is giving interviews to the media. Ya know what a "royalty" is? It's an amount of money, specified by a contract, that an author receives for each book of his that is sold. The more controversy and publicity a book gets, the more sales it generates and the more money the author gets paid. Get it?

Wow; you figured that out all by yourself? The bigger question is why anyone buys these kiss-and-tell books.

Like when books about Hillary were a cottage industry.

 

[candycorn]

The big question is this: Why do people write books about Donald Trump? Answer-to make lots of money Bolton Is giving interviews to the media. Ya know what a "royalty" is? It's an amount of money, specified by a contract, that an author receives for each book of his that is sold. The more controversy and publicity a book gets, the more sales it generates and the more money the author gets paid. Get it?

Wow; you figured that out all by yourself? The bigger question is why anyone buys these kiss-and-tell books.

Like when books about Hillary were a cottage industry.

I don't remember that many about Clinton.

I find it hilarious; the whole "my enemy's enemy is my friend" playbook. When Avenatti was representing Stormy and giving the blob some grief, a lot of liberals and democrats here sang the praises of this sleazy attorney who was representing a porn star. It really blows my mind. Then when Michael Cohen flipped on the blob...the same thing happened again. Now, perhaps, some have learned their lesson with Bolton because I'm not seeing as many saying, "Take that!!!!"

 

[Viktor]

The big question is this: Why do people write books about Donald Trump?
Answer-to make lots of money

Bolton Is giving interviews to the media

Ya know what a "royalty" is? It's an amount of money, specified by a contract, that an author receives for each book of his that is sold. The more controversy and publicity a book gets, the more sales it generates and the more money the author gets paid. Get it?

Wow; you figured that out all by yourself?

The bigger question is why anyone buys these kiss-and-tell books.

In the last 70 years, I have seen the American people embrace one fad after another. Books badmouthing Trump are just another fad.

 

[candycorn]

The big question is this: Why do people write books about Donald Trump?
Answer-to make lots of money

Bolton Is giving interviews to the media

Ya know what a "royalty" is? It's an amount of money, specified by a contract, that an author receives for each book of his that is sold. The more controversy and publicity a book gets, the more sales it generates and the more money the author gets paid. Get it?

Wow; you figured that out all by yourself?

The bigger question is why anyone buys these kiss-and-tell books.

In the last 70 years, I have seen the American people embrace one fad after another. Books badmouthing Trump are just another fad.

I put them into two major types....

There are the forensic examinations such as Fear by Woodward. Not a lot of heat but a lot of light. I bought the book. And it was incredible. I hope he is writing more books about the blob. Then there are these "kiss-and-tell" books by folks like Bolton and Omarosa. I couldn't care less about them. There are other categories that are perhaps the most disturbing that analyze the Trump phenomena.

https://www.amazon.com/Win-Bigly-Persuasion-World-Matter/dp/0735219710&tag=ff0d01-20

Reporting on what happens behind the scene is fine but reporting factually what is happening to the nation where "facts don't matter" is a sobering commentary. Scott Adams is, unfortunately, correct. We now live in a nation where we cannot agree on what is broken....much less the best way to repair anything. Its not even that, we have developed a politics that is more concerned with finding loopholes to laws than obeying the spirit of the legislation.

 

[Mac1958]

The book doesn't appear to make any large points that have not been made by many other horrified people.

We know what the man-child in the Oval Office is, and how he behaves.