A review by __karen__
Everything Trump Touches Dies: A Republican Strategist Gets Real About the Worst President Ever by Rick Wilson
4.0
Reading Everything Trump Touches Dies, the phrase "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" comes to mind...
Wilson has a biting, humorous approach and I found myself agreeing with a lot of his commentary. Perhaps more important than his opinion on the current state of the Republican party: His comments about Democrats' failings. I consider Trump's election (and the aftermath) a "those who don't learn from the past are doomed to repeat it" moment for Democratic party leadership.
Wilson is a Republican Strategist. While he may not rise (or stoop) to the level of Roger Stone's dirty tricks, his focus is on making Republican candidates look good. Trump is an aberration for Wilson. Once Trump is in the rearview mirror, Wilson will be back at it, smearing his candidates' opponents.
An interesting read. Recommended.
Wilson has a biting, humorous approach and I found myself agreeing with a lot of his commentary. Perhaps more important than his opinion on the current state of the Republican party: His comments about Democrats' failings. I consider Trump's election (and the aftermath) a "those who don't learn from the past are doomed to repeat it" moment for Democratic party leadership.
Wilson is a Republican Strategist. While he may not rise (or stoop) to the level of Roger Stone's dirty tricks, his focus is on making Republican candidates look good. Trump is an aberration for Wilson. Once Trump is in the rearview mirror, Wilson will be back at it, smearing his candidates' opponents.
An interesting read. Recommended.