Blind Ambition: A Critique Of Trump’s Policies Based On Comparative History

This book critiques President Trump and his policies with historical quotes and studies using comparative history.  It has been written through time, over the course of the first 17 months of Trump's second presidential administration.  You will notice that the sections in it are dated, so you can see the course of my critiques and research through time based on what was happening during the second Trump administration at the time.  The book is divided into domestic policy critiques, and then foreign policy critiques.  After each chapter of critiques, I include a Code of Ethics based on each topic (domestic policy or foreign policy), to help show how Americans might use my critiques and historic studies to help guide government policy and as a civics guide for Americans' behavior in the future.  The Code of Ethics for foreign policy encourages the United States and other nations to use peace-promoting foreign policies as much as possible. As far as why I wrote a book like this now, if conservatives can write something as norm-shattering as Project 2025, then I should be able to write a researched comparative history about Trump.  The United States is supposed to be an open marketplace of ideas, which Americans can read themselves and judge in their own minds.