it appears the 'art of the deal' is a complete and total fraud.

[spanone]

this guy couldn't deal his way out of a game of Go Fish

[FSogol]

1. Sad!

[cilla4progress]

2. Who knew?

Only all of us here on DU.!

[Eyeball_Kid]

5. Who knew? It doesn't matter because now, Vlad knows.

[spanone]

6. republicans must be exhausted at 'WINNING'

[Wounded Bear]

3. But it's gonna be so easy...

[madokie]

4. Its hard for me to look at this cretin

i have a hard time getting past that constipated look

[dalton99a]

7. How to Win Friends & Influence People: Insult Them

It works very, very well

[spanone]

8. 👍🏼

[Initech]

9. The GOP isn't fit to lead a Starbucks franchise at this point.

[ksoze]

10. The "Fart of the Deal"

Just an empty ill-fitting suit.

[elehhhhna]

11. I fart and I steal

[dawg]

12. It was a pretty good book, but Trump didn't actually write it.

If only his ghostwriter were President! Sad.

[GreenEyedLefty]

14. I read it when I was a teenager

Usually I can tell you, at least in broad outlines, about every book I have read, but I cannot remember anything about TAOTD.

I know it was ghostwritten but for Tony Schwartz it couldn't have been much more than turd polishing.

[procon]

13. Trump played the part of a Bigshot Wheeler Dealer just to sell that image

and create a marketable brand to make money. He is only a shallow caricature of how he thinks a successful person might act. Now that the facade has come off, we see him as he really is... as he always has been. In real life Trump is afraid of losing face, scared of being mocked and ridiculed, he's terrified that all his nasty little secrets will be revealed, and petrified of being labeled as the incompetent loser he really is.