In Trump We Trust: E Pluribus Awesome!

Use of rhetorical emotions and dubious logic at every corner.

One takeaway: we need solution for immigration but rhetoric that is beeing used in this book will only harm the process.

The issues are real and the method that she is proposing should be looked at but calling out entire group of people (i.e. Mexicans and Muslims) is unethical. However, I do agree with her opinions on corporation controlling just about every aspect of our government. But she faills to even mention the source of it all: campaign finance and citizen united ruling.

Word of caution: don't fall for Coulter's persuasive. There is very little that she backs up with that not more persuasive talk.

Finally, truth in advertising. Refreshing expose of the dishonest media's attempt to smear a Washington outsider parading sound and video bites to distort Trump's message. Jefferson and Washington would have been pleased to see a real citizen and businessman running for office instead of career politicians without term limits.
Thank you Ann Coulter for standing up to the bias in this political arena. David had his Jonathan in the fight against Saul and Goliath. He too was an outsider.

Ann is a brilliant 'temperature taker' of the 'conservative' mind. Her wit is stellar. Her mind is clear. Ann makes brilliant arguments that, used to be, natural common sense... She doesn't skate over arguments. She hits them head on. And she does it with humor (however wry, which I adore). Again, she has the pulse of the people. She makes the argument for a pro-America agenda. She hits it out of the park.

I've been intrigued how the media, political pundits, and a large portion of the public not only didn't foresee Trump's success, but had written him off as a complete non-contender. I also want to know more about the president-elect as I found him to be rough around the edges during the campaign. What's his history? Strip away the spotlight--what does he believe in? Coulter does a great job of explaining all of it! I found the book to be factually supported and informed--I did not feel like I was reading an op-ed piece. (FYI my vote went to someone else so my reading selection wasn't based on looking for a feel-good, I-told-you-so cheerleading piece about 'my candidate.'). After finishing the book, I'm very optimistic about where President-Elect Trump will lead us and how he will do it.

Ann Coulter absolutely nails it in her new book "In Trump We Trust: E Pluribus Awesome!" The Silent Majority has been angered by the establishment forcing them to vote for candidates who don't share key immigration concerns that Trump has embraced. Thanks Ann for your thoughtful explantation as to the anger and frustration of America - hence the rise of Trump. Trump 2016

Reading this book is light hearted and fun! Ms. Coulter is a highly intelligent writer with a wry sense of humor. I like to eat home charcoal grilled cheese burgers, French fries, and sweet corn. She serves up grilled brats, hash browns, and asparagus. But that's okay because it's a refreshing break from the routine.

With Ms Coulter stating fact based conclusions, she nails the election season. Let's hope the republicans read this and start turning their ideas to what the real people really desire, country of the people, by the people, and for the people.

Very interesting book. I bought this book as I don't know that much about Trump, just what is in the headlines. I am more reassured after reading it. I voted Liberaterian in the election but would have voted for him if there hadn't been a 3rd choice. Clinton would never get my vote.

Ann Coulter simply tells it like it is, no sugarcoating, a refreshing no nonsense approach to common sense & an insightful take on our new president - one who will brings us hope & certainty in a great country!

Ann Coulter succinctly puts my thoughts into words, and sets forth a full listing of everything that is wrong in our country, because our government isn’t doing its job.
I was never really involved in politics, but Obama’s socialist policies, the terrifying thought of having Hillary Clinton coming in to make things ever so much worse, and the death of Antonin Scalia left me with a very dreary outlook on the future of the United States of America. I started paying attention, and I became a solid Trump supporter early on. As Ann says “Donald Trump isn’t a politician-- he’s a one-man wrecking ball against our dysfunctional and corrupt establishment.” Yes!
Ann Coulter provides good background information and insight into how the election of Trump came about, in an easy-to-read enjoyable book.
I recommend it highly.