Summary & Analysis: FEAR By Bob Woodward : Trump in the Whitehouse

by Black Book

Summary of Fear: Trump in the Whitehouse

In Bob Woodward’s Fear: Trump in the Whitehouse, Woodward blends the testimonies and experiences of those who have been closest to Donald Trump since he embarked on the campaign trail. Together, they paint a portrait of Trump in the White House, both chaotic and controlled, business-like but brash. 

Outlining several of Trump’s positions on policy, Woodward clears up much of the general public’s confusion regarding trending topics like North Korea, Steel Tariffs and Trade, National Security, and the Middle East, and outlines multiple perspectives on each issue. Arming readers with multiple perspectives, Woodward thus depicts Trump’s reactions and positions to each given issue, allowing the reader to decide for themselves whether Trump is “making the right move”. 

Overall, Woodward’s narrative offers readers a linear, largely unbiased perspective on Donald Trump’s presidency, from nominee to White House, and delves deeply into the inner workings of the American parliamentary system as a whole. 

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54 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 22, 2019

Reviews

[Ellen Zillner · Rating 4 out of 5]

Makes the news more relevant, like you know the reasons and the people. A fast read, too. Entertaining writer and book.

[Sandra · Rating 4 out of 5]

Here's proof that my personal opinion of the farcical route that the political center of America has been taking for so long, is spot on!