The Trumpeter - Asante Tannor, Kwasi
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A BOOK TO WALK YOU THROUGH AN ADVENTURE OF AN AMERICAN POLITICIAN

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A BOOK TO WALK YOU THROUGH AN ADVENTURE OF AN AMERICAN POLITICIAN
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A book by author (KWASI ASANTE TANNOR) The author have studied in the BFA program of the Long Island University and also as an immigrant from a third world country where political unrest had devastated his birth country to the detriment of the future generation if not repaired. The author sounds the alarm how devastating it would be, if American Democracy is compromised. A Political adventure of an American politician that brought strife in American Democracy.This politician may put his supporters at risk, but he care less. The reason of it is, they may die, become bankrupt or end up in jail, but these supporters are not disarrayed and they follow him. These supporters may follow him beyond their comprehension, the political power of these Trumpeter is "bubble bust" but it has escaped their measurement or control and they will be vanquished. These credulous supporters may move blindly to obey what the Trumpeter incite them to do, believing without reason, acting without understanding, deceived into creating for themselves some illusory goal and drifting them to court to be convicted, and all their endeavors and achievements made futile at last. The Trumpeter is competent to convince his supporters that the election was stolen and they believe him. However, he claimed victory, while his campaign advisors told him that the election was not stolen, but he falsely stood on an outlandish stories formulated by Rudy and others that foreign actors controlled the voting machines and that the election machines robbed him. He was told over and over again in immense detail that there were no evidence to prove that. He directed his attention to the courts for legal help but he had no evidence to show and he lost them all. He claimed victory anyway and convinced his adamant supporters to come to Washington to help him to remain in the Presidency, he would put their lives and freedom, at stake but it does not worry him at all. On January 6th, the Trumpeter summonsed them to the capitol for combat to show their support. He turned their patriotism, their sense of justice into a weapon against, the Capitol police in the capitol building, and its occupants, but they were vanquished.