Harris Will Win, Trump Will Lose

Here's Why (Election 2024)

By: Eric Engle

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 3 hrs and 13 mins

Publisher's summary

Have you or someone you love been suckered by a con man with orange hair? You are not alone! Help is here!

Harris Will Win, Trump Will Lose: Here's Why explains in careful detail exactly why Trump will lose.
Drawing on Lichtman's brilliant keys to the presidency, this work goes further to detail the foreign policy implications of Trump's long con.
This book is your wake-up call, your guide to breaking free from the cycle of Trump's lies and manipulation!

Laugh, Learn, and Take Action with this Spyglass staring in horror at the Trump clown show!

Inside, you'll find a treasure trove that will make you laugh, cry, and most importantly, take action!

Uncover the Shocking Truth Behind Trump's Washington Power Grab.

Ever wondered why Trump is so desperate to cling to power in Washington?
This book reveals the disturbing reasons behind Trump's habits of sucking blood like a leech – and how Trump has been siphoning off YOUR hard-earned tax dollars to fund his own interests. Don't Let Trump Get Away with It!
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