The Trump 2.0 Archive Journal: First 100 Days
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“History is written by the powerful—unless we write it ourselves.”
The Trump 2.0 Archive Journal is a raw, urgent, and unfiltered chronicle of America under the second Trump presidency's first 100 days. Written in real time by an ordinary American, this defiant archive captures the chaos, shock, and resistance of life inside a democracy at risk.
From immigration crackdowns and executive power grabs to media manipulation and economic upheaval, this journal tracks the day-to-day headlines you may have missed—or tried to forget. But it’s not just a news summary; it’s a deeply personal and unapologetic account of what it felt like to live through history as it broke around us.
With biting humor, profanity-laced honesty, and a clear-eyed sense of justice, The Trump 2.0 Archive Journal bears witness to a country (and, indeed, the world) in political freefall. It's an intimate act of resistance—proof that truth matters, memory matters, and ordinary voices matter.
Details
- Publication Date
- May 8, 2025
- Language
- English
- ISBN
- 9781300280033
- Category
- History
- Copyright
- All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
- Contributors
- By (author): Brie McReynolds
Specifications
- Format
Keywords
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