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Review of Red Wave Imperative
[Following is a volunteer review of "Red Wave Imperative" by Alan Schein.]
The state of the political climate in the United States may be more than just normal political heat, perhaps this is why political enthusiasts around the world, and more interestingly the general public, are taking keen interest in any scoop about the nation's political state. Following the victory of the controversial Republican presidential candidate Mr. Donald Trump in 2016's presidential elections, the US has seen a rise in violent activities, including violent demonstrations. Anarchy has almost become a norm in the US. Some of the Americans feel that the Trump administration is doing more to hurt Americans than to help them. The antagonistic attitude either of the two household parties of the nation embrace when not in power may be normal, but the Democrats seem to have taken things a notch higher. In fact, it may be safe to assume that the current Democrats are accomplished partisans, and would openly compromise Americans' interests just for their party's interests; this includes not working with the Republicans however much impact this may have on Americans. But just like me, perhaps you are curious to know, are the Democrats genuine with their actions towards the Trump administration? Or is it all just about partisanship? Or maybe, is the Trump administration really as bad as the Democrats insist it is? Alan Schein delves deeper into the American political situation and thoroughly informs you about all you know and don't know in his book the Red Wave Imperative.
Alan Schein's style of writing is great. His sentences are fairly long and very comprehensible. He uses sophisticated vocabularies that are not just appropriate to the subject being addressed, but serve to enlighten the reader about the subject. Alan Schein's choice of words gives the book a professional touch. Alan Schein makes the reading experience of the Red Wave Imperative more interesting by including tables and questions for the reader in the book, the questions challenge the level of the reader's understanding of the subject being addressed.
I must say, Alan Schein's enthusiastic tone towards the Trump administration may pass for biasness to a reader. At some point I was convinced Alan Schein is either a staunch supporter of the Trump administration or just another sworn partisan of the Republican party. But then reading on, I realize that he does more than just point a blaming finger at the Democrats, he exposes a lot of details, facts and truths that I did not know, and it all makes perfect sense.
There are seventeen chapters in the book, and all of them are intensively informative. He includes statistical data, historical data, quoted press speeches of various people including government leaders, quotes, maps and so much more just to make the reader perceive his message. For instance he explains how the Democrats manipulate the thoughts of Americans. They use the media and even hired protesters to portray Donald Trump negatively. One of the examples that struck me was about the group called MS-13. The group does a lot of unruly and inhumane things. When Trump referred to them as "animals" in one of his meetings in California, a certain house minority leader claimed that Trump called all the unauthorized immigrants "animals".
The American citizen will feel empowered and more insightful when it comes to the choices he or she has to make politically, after reading the Red Wave Imperative. As Alan Schein writes in the foreword "The Red Wave Imperative presents an instant education on the truth about the simmering revolution that's growing in our nation... and exposes what every voter should know before ever voting again." That is exactly what the book does.
I loved everything about the Red Wave Imperative. I did not find anything worth criticizing about the book. I did not find any error in the book, it was exceptionally and professionally edited. I rate it 4 out of 4 stars. Political enthusiasts will love this book. It is a must read for generally any reader because of the enlightenment it offers.
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Red Wave Imperative
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The state of the political climate in the United States may be more than just normal political heat, perhaps this is why political enthusiasts around the world, and more interestingly the general public, are taking keen interest in any scoop about the nation's political state. Following the victory of the controversial Republican presidential candidate Mr. Donald Trump in 2016's presidential elections, the US has seen a rise in violent activities, including violent demonstrations. Anarchy has almost become a norm in the US. Some of the Americans feel that the Trump administration is doing more to hurt Americans than to help them. The antagonistic attitude either of the two household parties of the nation embrace when not in power may be normal, but the Democrats seem to have taken things a notch higher. In fact, it may be safe to assume that the current Democrats are accomplished partisans, and would openly compromise Americans' interests just for their party's interests; this includes not working with the Republicans however much impact this may have on Americans. But just like me, perhaps you are curious to know, are the Democrats genuine with their actions towards the Trump administration? Or is it all just about partisanship? Or maybe, is the Trump administration really as bad as the Democrats insist it is? Alan Schein delves deeper into the American political situation and thoroughly informs you about all you know and don't know in his book the Red Wave Imperative.
Alan Schein's style of writing is great. His sentences are fairly long and very comprehensible. He uses sophisticated vocabularies that are not just appropriate to the subject being addressed, but serve to enlighten the reader about the subject. Alan Schein's choice of words gives the book a professional touch. Alan Schein makes the reading experience of the Red Wave Imperative more interesting by including tables and questions for the reader in the book, the questions challenge the level of the reader's understanding of the subject being addressed.
I must say, Alan Schein's enthusiastic tone towards the Trump administration may pass for biasness to a reader. At some point I was convinced Alan Schein is either a staunch supporter of the Trump administration or just another sworn partisan of the Republican party. But then reading on, I realize that he does more than just point a blaming finger at the Democrats, he exposes a lot of details, facts and truths that I did not know, and it all makes perfect sense.
There are seventeen chapters in the book, and all of them are intensively informative. He includes statistical data, historical data, quoted press speeches of various people including government leaders, quotes, maps and so much more just to make the reader perceive his message. For instance he explains how the Democrats manipulate the thoughts of Americans. They use the media and even hired protesters to portray Donald Trump negatively. One of the examples that struck me was about the group called MS-13. The group does a lot of unruly and inhumane things. When Trump referred to them as "animals" in one of his meetings in California, a certain house minority leader claimed that Trump called all the unauthorized immigrants "animals".
The American citizen will feel empowered and more insightful when it comes to the choices he or she has to make politically, after reading the Red Wave Imperative. As Alan Schein writes in the foreword "The Red Wave Imperative presents an instant education on the truth about the simmering revolution that's growing in our nation... and exposes what every voter should know before ever voting again." That is exactly what the book does.
I loved everything about the Red Wave Imperative. I did not find anything worth criticizing about the book. I did not find any error in the book, it was exceptionally and professionally edited. I rate it 4 out of 4 stars. Political enthusiasts will love this book. It is a must read for generally any reader because of the enlightenment it offers.
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Red Wave Imperative
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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