Staff Reports
Former President Donald Trump has launched another groundbreaking photo book, titled Save America, that boldly showcases his time in the White House and offers a not-so-subtle take on those who considered themselves his adversaries. This coffee table-sized tome isn’t just a collection of fluffy memories; it functions as a veritable rogues gallery of the political players who showed their true colors by plotting against him while he was in office. Forget a simple memoir; this is Trump’s way of calling out the deeply entrenched swamp creatures and their schemes.
Among the snapshots included, one particularly stands out: Trump sitting at his Oval Office desk alongside Liz Cheney, who went from ally to enemy faster than you can say “January 6.” As if the situation couldn’t be any more theatrical, Trump fondly recalls how Cheney would pop by the White House requesting “baskets of goodies,” proving even politicians can have a sweet tooth—until they decide to turn their back on their supposed friends. In Trump’s world, loyalty is a rare commodity, and Cheney’s betrayal is just another reason why she now holds a prime spot on the enemy list.
The book also features a heartwarming reunion with Congress’s finest, including Chuck Schumer, Mitch McConnell, and Nancy Pelosi. In Trump fashion, he sums up the photo with a quip about their camaraderie—best described as “a really friendly group in the Situation Room.” One must wonder whether there was a hidden agenda behind that friendliness or if they were just practicing their best poker faces.
Adding some spice to the narrative, Trump includes a snapshot from his Oval Office days with Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg. Here, he lays down the facts regarding Zuckerberg’s duplicity, suggesting that while they shared dinners and pleasantries, nothing says “trust me” like plotting in the shadows. Trump hints that the social media mogul’s past actions could earn him a one-way ticket to prison should he step out of line again in the upcoming election, making it crystal clear that he is not afraid to keep a close watch.
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But not everything in Save America is about stirring the pot. There’s also a reflective moment regarding Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, highlighting the ups and downs of their relationship. Trump gives a nod to DeSantis for finding his way back after a brief divergence, with an approving observation about his exemplary governance in Florida. Clearly, friendships matter, though they can sometimes just require one or two political recalibrations.
With the release set for September 3, this book is already a hot commodity, flying off the shelves thanks to pre-sales. Trump’s supporters are treated not just to a recap of his presidency’s ups and downs, but a personal memoir laced with insights into his political battles and alliances. This isn’t just another book; it’s a declaration that the fight for America is far from over, and there are plenty of characters along the way to keep readers both entertained and informed.
