How to Make America Great Again
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Book Introduction
'How to Make America Great Again'
Represented by America First
Trump's only book full of policies and vision!
Do we really know Trump?
This book is a re-covered version of 『Crippled America』 published in 2016, and uses the cover of 『Great Again』 (the first edition was titled CRIPPLED AMERICA) by the original publisher who also recently released the re-covered version.
If I were to speculate as to why the original publisher changed the title, it would be because of the uniqueness of this book.
Because it is the only book that contains policies and vision that are not found in any other book Trump has published so far.
In this book, he explains his political ideology and policies on a variety of issues, including health care, gun laws, climate change, Middle East policy, education, and energy policy.
More specifically, it outlines how to fix our failing economy, how to reform health care to make it more efficient so doctors and patients aren't left behind, how to rebuild our military to win the war, and how to bring jobs back to the United States immediately by closing the door to illegal immigrants and pressuring companies to produce domestically.
What we are most curious about is what Trump will do once he is in office.
Is he truly a narrow-minded racist, a bizarre figure who condones nuclear development and calls for the withdrawal of US troops from Korea without understanding the value of the ROK-US alliance? If so, this book will serve as an opportunity to shatter these stereotypes.
What changes will occur in the United States now that Trump, who dreams of making "America great again," is in office? And what impact will this have on South Korea? Rather than dismissing Trump as mere gossip, we need to examine his own thoughts, written by Trump himself, to prepare for the future.
Through this book, readers will be able to break free from the superficial prejudices surrounding Trump and gain a deeper understanding of him, and find answers to the many challenges he poses to us.
Represented by America First
Trump's only book full of policies and vision!
Do we really know Trump?
This book is a re-covered version of 『Crippled America』 published in 2016, and uses the cover of 『Great Again』 (the first edition was titled CRIPPLED AMERICA) by the original publisher who also recently released the re-covered version.
If I were to speculate as to why the original publisher changed the title, it would be because of the uniqueness of this book.
Because it is the only book that contains policies and vision that are not found in any other book Trump has published so far.
In this book, he explains his political ideology and policies on a variety of issues, including health care, gun laws, climate change, Middle East policy, education, and energy policy.
More specifically, it outlines how to fix our failing economy, how to reform health care to make it more efficient so doctors and patients aren't left behind, how to rebuild our military to win the war, and how to bring jobs back to the United States immediately by closing the door to illegal immigrants and pressuring companies to produce domestically.
What we are most curious about is what Trump will do once he is in office.
Is he truly a narrow-minded racist, a bizarre figure who condones nuclear development and calls for the withdrawal of US troops from Korea without understanding the value of the ROK-US alliance? If so, this book will serve as an opportunity to shatter these stereotypes.
What changes will occur in the United States now that Trump, who dreams of making "America great again," is in office? And what impact will this have on South Korea? Rather than dismissing Trump as mere gossip, we need to examine his own thoughts, written by Trump himself, to prepare for the future.
Through this book, readers will be able to break free from the superficial prejudices surrounding Trump and gain a deeper understanding of him, and find answers to the many challenges he poses to us.
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index
Preface: We Must Believe
Part 1 To Win Again
Part 2: Our 'Fair and Impartial' Political Media
Part 3 Immigration: Good Walls Make Good Neighbors
Part 4 Foreign Policy: The Fight for Peace
Part 5 Education_Failing
Part 6: The Energy Debate: A Big Frantic Frenzy
Part 7 Health Insurance: The Root of All Diseases
Part 8 It's still the economy, idiot
Part 9 Good People Can Win Too
Part 10: It's Good to Be American
Part 11 The Right to Bear Guns
Part 12 Our Crumbling Infrastructure
Part 13 Values
Part 14 New Games
Part 15: A Caution to the Press
Part 16 Proper Tax Law
Part 17 Making America Great Again
My personal assets
Acknowledgements
Introducing Donald Trump
Part 1 To Win Again
Part 2: Our 'Fair and Impartial' Political Media
Part 3 Immigration: Good Walls Make Good Neighbors
Part 4 Foreign Policy: The Fight for Peace
Part 5 Education_Failing
Part 6: The Energy Debate: A Big Frantic Frenzy
Part 7 Health Insurance: The Root of All Diseases
Part 8 It's still the economy, idiot
Part 9 Good People Can Win Too
Part 10: It's Good to Be American
Part 11 The Right to Bear Guns
Part 12 Our Crumbling Infrastructure
Part 13 Values
Part 14 New Games
Part 15: A Caution to the Press
Part 16 Proper Tax Law
Part 17 Making America Great Again
My personal assets
Acknowledgements
Introducing Donald Trump
Detailed image
Into the book
President Roosevelt said, “You must speak softly and have a big hawk.”
I have never hesitated to speak out loud to protect my interests.
Frankly, I don't know why we don't speak out louder about how we are losing globally.
How will things get better if we don't speak up? How will we achieve victory?
The United States is the most powerful country in the world.
You shouldn't be afraid to tell the truth.
The famous boxer 'Iron' Mike Tyson explained his philosophy as follows:
“Everyone has a plan to win before they get hit.” The first thing we need to do is develop the ability to throw a punch.
No matter how much it costs, we must use appropriate military equipment.
I said 15 years ago, “We cannot pursue our military and diplomatic goals with a laggy budget.”
The best way to avoid using military force is to show force.
--- p.62
People often think that humans are the cause of changing weather patterns.
At first, the so-called 'experts' said that we were responsible for global warming.
Then, as temperatures dropped, scientists began to talk about 'climate change'.
Now I can't tell if the temperature is too high or too low.
Then a new term emerged: 'extreme weather conditions'.
The term encompasses everything from sweltering heat to biting cold.
But the point is the same.
The idea is that we are changing natural weather patterns by releasing byproducts from burning fossil fuels into the atmosphere.
In his 2015 State of the Union address, President Obama declared that climate change is the greatest threat facing the planet today.
The biggest threat? Right now, ISIS fighters are beheading innocent Christian missionaries.
In Syria, a coalition of enemy states is supporting a dictator who uses chemical weapons against his own people.
Millions of Americans owe more on their homes than they are worth, middle-class incomes have stagnated, and more than 40 million live in poverty.
And yet your biggest concern is climate change?
--- p.99
A week later, I received a letter from the president of the Growth Club.
“As we both know, it is not the government but entrepreneurs who create jobs.”
And then came the request for a million dollars.
A whopping $1 million! When I refused his request, he attacked me through the media.
He said I was not a true candidate and that it would be “unfortunate to even take away a spot in the Republican presidential debate.”
Who are you talking about taking the seat from? Perhaps it's the seat of someone who donated a large sum of money to him.
As I was leading in the polls, Growth Club spent $1 million on advertising to attack me in Iowa.
You're so smart.
He came to my office and asked me to donate $1 million, and I ended up spending $1 million.
They slandered me to my supporters, saying, “Donald Trump is the worst politician who will say anything to get elected.”
Saying anything to them means telling the truth.
This case shows that the political world is completely wrong.
We think politicians are bought off by millionaires, lobbyists, or special interests.
What about me? I represent the people.
I have never hesitated to speak out loud to protect my interests.
Frankly, I don't know why we don't speak out louder about how we are losing globally.
How will things get better if we don't speak up? How will we achieve victory?
The United States is the most powerful country in the world.
You shouldn't be afraid to tell the truth.
The famous boxer 'Iron' Mike Tyson explained his philosophy as follows:
“Everyone has a plan to win before they get hit.” The first thing we need to do is develop the ability to throw a punch.
No matter how much it costs, we must use appropriate military equipment.
I said 15 years ago, “We cannot pursue our military and diplomatic goals with a laggy budget.”
The best way to avoid using military force is to show force.
--- p.62
People often think that humans are the cause of changing weather patterns.
At first, the so-called 'experts' said that we were responsible for global warming.
Then, as temperatures dropped, scientists began to talk about 'climate change'.
Now I can't tell if the temperature is too high or too low.
Then a new term emerged: 'extreme weather conditions'.
The term encompasses everything from sweltering heat to biting cold.
But the point is the same.
The idea is that we are changing natural weather patterns by releasing byproducts from burning fossil fuels into the atmosphere.
In his 2015 State of the Union address, President Obama declared that climate change is the greatest threat facing the planet today.
The biggest threat? Right now, ISIS fighters are beheading innocent Christian missionaries.
In Syria, a coalition of enemy states is supporting a dictator who uses chemical weapons against his own people.
Millions of Americans owe more on their homes than they are worth, middle-class incomes have stagnated, and more than 40 million live in poverty.
And yet your biggest concern is climate change?
--- p.99
A week later, I received a letter from the president of the Growth Club.
“As we both know, it is not the government but entrepreneurs who create jobs.”
And then came the request for a million dollars.
A whopping $1 million! When I refused his request, he attacked me through the media.
He said I was not a true candidate and that it would be “unfortunate to even take away a spot in the Republican presidential debate.”
Who are you talking about taking the seat from? Perhaps it's the seat of someone who donated a large sum of money to him.
As I was leading in the polls, Growth Club spent $1 million on advertising to attack me in Iowa.
You're so smart.
He came to my office and asked me to donate $1 million, and I ended up spending $1 million.
They slandered me to my supporters, saying, “Donald Trump is the worst politician who will say anything to get elected.”
Saying anything to them means telling the truth.
This case shows that the political world is completely wrong.
We think politicians are bought off by millionaires, lobbyists, or special interests.
What about me? I represent the people.
--- p.165
Publisher's Review
'How to Make America Great Again'
Represented by America First
Trump's only book with policies and vision
This book is a re-covered version of 『Crippled America』 published in 2016, and uses the cover of 『Great Again』 (the first edition was titled CRIPPLED AMERICA) by the original publisher who also recently released the re-covered version.
The reason why the original publisher changed the title can be guessed from the preface of the Amazon edition.
Because this is a golden opportunity to fully implement his policies contained in this book.
(He couldn't do as much as he wanted during his 45th term.) As you know, Donald Trump was successfully re-elected as the 47th president, and even before his inauguration, he is quickly preparing to present his policies and agenda.
So what exactly are the policies and agenda he will put forward? It's "How to Make America Great Again," the title of this book and Trump's campaign slogan.
What makes this book special is that it is the only book Trump has ever published that contains policies and a vision that no other book has.
Unlike the covers of other politicians running for president, this one features Trump with an angry expression (brighter than the one on the cover of "Crippled America," but still gruff). This is because, as he explains in the preface, he is talking about a crippled America, an America that is incompetent.
In this book, Trump says that America is in a bad, unpleasant situation today.
So, we need to work to make America great again, and we're making it known that we're committed to solving those problems.
He explains his political ideology and policies on a variety of issues, including health care, gun laws, climate change, Middle East policy, education, and energy policy, across 17 chapters.
More specifically, it outlines how to fix our failing economy, how to reform health care to make it more efficient so doctors and patients aren't left behind, how to rebuild our military to win the war, and how to bring jobs back to the United States immediately by closing the door to illegal immigrants and pressuring companies to produce domestically.
Do we really know Trump?
In general, in South Korea, Trump has a strong image of being 'abusive' and 'toxic'.
This is no different in the United States, where when Trump officially announced his candidacy, it was seen as nothing more than the arrival of a "freak" who would add some spice to the otherwise dull primary race.
But Trump won the Republican primary race, which started with 17 candidates, and became the center of a frenzy rather than a topic of gossip.
He became the de facto presidential candidate who secured a solid base of support, and was elected president, contrary to the predictions of the American media.
What's important is that the American people agreed with and sympathized with Trump's 'nonsense'.
Is he truly a bizarre figure, ignorant of international politics, a narrow-minded racist, and someone who condones nuclear development and ignorant of the value of the ROK-US alliance, yet who recklessly calls for the withdrawal of US troops from Korea? If so, this book will serve as an opportunity to shatter these stereotypes.
Before blindly criticizing and condemning Trump, we need to understand his reasons for declaring his candidacy, what he pursues, and what his presidential campaign promises are.
Before blindly disparaging Trump, we must understand his true nature.
What changes will occur in the United States now that Trump, who dreams of making "America great again," is in office? And what impact will this have on South Korea? Rather than dismissing Trump as mere gossip, we need to examine his own thoughts, written by Trump himself, to prepare for the future.
Through this book, readers will be able to break free from the superficial prejudices surrounding Trump and gain a deeper understanding of him, and find answers to the many challenges he poses to us.
Represented by America First
Trump's only book with policies and vision
This book is a re-covered version of 『Crippled America』 published in 2016, and uses the cover of 『Great Again』 (the first edition was titled CRIPPLED AMERICA) by the original publisher who also recently released the re-covered version.
The reason why the original publisher changed the title can be guessed from the preface of the Amazon edition.
Because this is a golden opportunity to fully implement his policies contained in this book.
(He couldn't do as much as he wanted during his 45th term.) As you know, Donald Trump was successfully re-elected as the 47th president, and even before his inauguration, he is quickly preparing to present his policies and agenda.
So what exactly are the policies and agenda he will put forward? It's "How to Make America Great Again," the title of this book and Trump's campaign slogan.
What makes this book special is that it is the only book Trump has ever published that contains policies and a vision that no other book has.
Unlike the covers of other politicians running for president, this one features Trump with an angry expression (brighter than the one on the cover of "Crippled America," but still gruff). This is because, as he explains in the preface, he is talking about a crippled America, an America that is incompetent.
In this book, Trump says that America is in a bad, unpleasant situation today.
So, we need to work to make America great again, and we're making it known that we're committed to solving those problems.
He explains his political ideology and policies on a variety of issues, including health care, gun laws, climate change, Middle East policy, education, and energy policy, across 17 chapters.
More specifically, it outlines how to fix our failing economy, how to reform health care to make it more efficient so doctors and patients aren't left behind, how to rebuild our military to win the war, and how to bring jobs back to the United States immediately by closing the door to illegal immigrants and pressuring companies to produce domestically.
Do we really know Trump?
In general, in South Korea, Trump has a strong image of being 'abusive' and 'toxic'.
This is no different in the United States, where when Trump officially announced his candidacy, it was seen as nothing more than the arrival of a "freak" who would add some spice to the otherwise dull primary race.
But Trump won the Republican primary race, which started with 17 candidates, and became the center of a frenzy rather than a topic of gossip.
He became the de facto presidential candidate who secured a solid base of support, and was elected president, contrary to the predictions of the American media.
What's important is that the American people agreed with and sympathized with Trump's 'nonsense'.
Is he truly a bizarre figure, ignorant of international politics, a narrow-minded racist, and someone who condones nuclear development and ignorant of the value of the ROK-US alliance, yet who recklessly calls for the withdrawal of US troops from Korea? If so, this book will serve as an opportunity to shatter these stereotypes.
Before blindly criticizing and condemning Trump, we need to understand his reasons for declaring his candidacy, what he pursues, and what his presidential campaign promises are.
Before blindly disparaging Trump, we must understand his true nature.
What changes will occur in the United States now that Trump, who dreams of making "America great again," is in office? And what impact will this have on South Korea? Rather than dismissing Trump as mere gossip, we need to examine his own thoughts, written by Trump himself, to prepare for the future.
Through this book, readers will be able to break free from the superficial prejudices surrounding Trump and gain a deeper understanding of him, and find answers to the many challenges he poses to us.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: December 27, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 296 pages | 520g | 152*225*19mm
- ISBN13: 9791193394564
- ISBN10: 1193394562
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