I recommend Mary Trump's book TOO MUCH AND NEVER ENOUGH

[raccoon]

It’s easy to read and isn’t long. It tells a little of the family’s history—about the Dotard’s parents and grandparents. Reading about the family dynamics, it helps to clarify—somewhat— why the Dotard turned out the way he did.

[cyclonefence]

1. The problem with books like this

no matter how enlightening, well-written, valuable, etc., is that they are preaching to the choir. The folks who need the information will never read this book.

[raccoon]

3. Of course, they're not going to. They don't want to hear

About what he’s really like. Plus they don’t read much.

I think it was worth reading just to see how unhealthy the family was.

[SWBTATTReg]

2. And the thing about books and the like of materials such as this, everyone has an opportunity to ...

grow and change w/ the times. Moron didn't. End of story.

I have a story. rump had money from his daddy, lost it all, and is in debt up to his coke-riddled nose, so he ran to the Russians and got their help. Everything bunker boy does now while in office is to steal, by however means, all of the money he can get away with, and once done, he'll fade away w/ his pardon from pence and try and play golf the rest of his scumbag life.

Some American, eh?

[redstatebluegirl]

4. I just finished it,mostly what I expected but some of it was more disturbing than I expected.