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Unlike many figures of the recent past in the Republican Party, Donald Trump has taken the fight to the Left, which is why he is so beloved by his backers and despised by his detractors. In "Blitz," author David Horowitz looks back at the last four years and ahead to the November election. Horowitz catalogs the never-ceasing efforts of the Left to sabotage and overthrow the Trump presidency, including the fatuous impeachment attempt in which no crime was ever alleged to have been committed by the president. These efforts have not stopped Trump from amassing a list of accomplishments, foreign and domestic, that has been impressive by historical standards. His policies have improved the lives of Americans across the board, including those in communities whose boats have not been lifted by other instances of rising tides of recent decades. The author examines Trump Derangement Syndrome and examines how the Left attempts to inculcate guilt and enact ruinous policies such as the Green New Deal, which many on the Left admit is not about saving the planet, but about control. One hopes that President Trump uses the occasion of his renomination speech to starkly and explicitly compare and contrast his views with those of his opponent in the manner that President Bush did so memorably and effectively against Michael Dukakis in his own nomination speech in 1988. Our times call inexorably to mind the two most quoted paragraphs of Abraham Lincoln's 1838 Lyceum Speech. The country has been exceedingly fortunate to have Donald Trump as president the last few years, and we desperately need him for the next four as well. Horowitz in his latest volume is optimistic in his view of this crucial election—whether he is correct, the rest of the year will tell.