Book Introduction: Great Again: How to Fix Our Crippled America

Book Overview

Political Manifesto

Donald Trump presents a comprehensive blueprint for national transformation, originally published under the title “Crippled America” and later republished as “Great Again”.

Publication Details

  • Title: Great Again (Formerly Crippled America)

  • Author: Donald Trump

  • Published: November 3, 2015

  • Publisher: Simon & Schuster

  • Pages: 193

Historical Context

The book served as a foundational document for Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, articulating his vision for addressing national challenges and “making America great again”.

Core Policy Themes

National Restoration Strategy

  1. Economic Revitalization

    • Job creation

    • Trade policy reform

    • Reducing national debt

  2. Immigration Reform

    • Border security

    • Immigration policy overhaul

    • Protecting American workers

  3. Foreign Policy

    • Strengthening military

    • Renegotiating international agreements

    • America-first diplomatic approach

  4. Healthcare

    • Repealing Affordable Care Act

    • Market-driven healthcare solutions

    • Reducing medical costs

Writing Style

Characterized by direct, conversational language that mirrors Trump’s campaign rhetoric. Emphasizes practical solutions over traditional political discourse.

Philosophical Foundation

“We need to wake up and smell the coffee. Our country is in serious trouble.”

Key Principles

  • Unapologetic nationalism

  • Business-oriented governance

  • Challenging political establishment

  • Prioritizing American interests

Critical Reception

  • Sparked significant political dialogue

  • Controversial yet influential

  • Provided insight into Trump’s political philosophy

  • Became a bestseller during campaign season

A provocative roadmap for national transformation from a future president.

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