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I simply wish that people could be objective. There is such a need to hate Trump that people don't mind twisting the facts to fit their narrative instead of looking for truth. The author was indeed smart, as a poster suggests here. He was sneaky, disingenuous and, good about being self serving as well. He made a good chuck of change doing nothing but jotting down gossip. He openly admits that his book cannot be verified as being factual. He "interviewed" people but they didn't know they were being "interviewed." The book is a joke. It is sad that with as many serious issues as this country faces, we buy into such a side show. I don't blame people who do not like Trump. I am not crazy about him either. I'd vote for him again over Clinton but, he was far from my choice of candidate. In the adult business, we should all be concerned about an AG like Sessions. Remember Ashcroft's war on porn and, 2257 debacle? It is frustrating to see people buy into hysterical hate when it comes to Trump. It is as if the American people have lost the ability to be objective. The fact that this absurd book is getting so much attention when there are serious issues facing this country is so sad. The DNC and GOP have two such starkly different platforms that there is nothing in the middle. People shouldn't have to choice one drastic side over the other. As long as people allow themselves to be distracted by the side show, they will continue to miss the glaring issues the people of this country face. It is like a Bread and Circus.
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