On Donald Trump: The Presidential Apprentice Audiobook by Michael Mathiesen

Please visit https://fashabooks.com/aff/fashabooks/1458 to download full audiobooks of your choice for free. Title: On Donald Trump: The Presidential Apprentice Author: Michael Mathiesen Narrator: Michael Mathiesen Format: Unabridged Length: 3 hrs and 19 mins Language: English Release date: 09-25-15 Publisher: Michael Mathiesen Genres: Nonfiction, Politics Publisher's Summary: Donald Trump is the only candidate who can guide us through the horrible impact of total United States government bankruptcy, which is coming in the immediate future - only because Trump has already gone through bankruptcy three times. And he not only survived, but prospered. Learn how "We the People" of this great country must survive and prosper in the new version of America presided over by the greatest and strongest president of any corporation in history. When we incorporate the United States and elect competent presidents and other chief executives, we'll no longer become an indigent nation asking the rest of the world for hand-outs as is the case now. More importantly, we'll also instantly become shareholders in the greatest economic engine of all time: the American economy owned by the shareholders and with a mission to return to shareholders the greatest dividend payouts in history - based on the business acumen of those we elect as our corporate officials. When they perform poorly and our dividends are decreased, like Mr. Trump says, "You're fired". We move on to new management, and the corporation flourishes or declines based on the new board of leadership. In this way, a government can succeed and not only bring a lasting peace to the world - because every other nation is treated like a trade partner - but also because war is not profitable generally speaking. This new direction in human evolution will mark the first time in history that any government is incorporated for the sole purpose of making a profit and distributing that yearly profit to the country's shareholders.