TRUMP, HITLER AND ME
“If you’re fortunate,” he began, “you’ll encounter three things that will shape your life forever. These aren’t just aspects of existence; they’re what will allow you to thrive, not just merely exist.”
At twelve years old, I was often lost in dreams, and he was trying to pull me from my constant fantasy. Even for a kid my age, I tended to be scatterbrained—always looking around, rarely fully engaged. Sometimes I listened; often, I didn’t. But this time, something was different.
Leaning in a little closer, he said, “I want you to hear this clearly. There are three lessons you must come to terms with: love, animosity, and response. If you’re lucky, you’ll find love. And you probably will, because you’re not exactly unattractive.” I shook my head, muttering, “Thanks, Dad.”
“Animosity will find its way into everyone’s life. What matters is how you handle it, both for yourself and for others. Your response will not only shape your own life but also affect those around you. Your reaction will reflect who you are.”
chapters we have
In Trump, Hitler, and Me, the chapters explore how teaching has become complex in today’s world. The book looks closely at what educators go through, showing how important their role is in guiding students during times of political and social change.
chapter 01
The principal stood at the door, six feet four inches and two hundred and fifty pounds. His stomach pushed his blue tie up across his white shirt. He was here to talk to me again. I stood at the front of the room and spoke of intellectual evolution and how it impacted political leadership.
chapter 02
I’m a union guy, and I was raised in a union family. My mother and father were in unions and swore by them. Early on, what I couldn’t possibly understand was that teachers are ambivalent about unions. The school was not a “closed shop,” and signing up was voluntary.
chapter 03
When I walked in after being put on leave on November 10, 2016, no one was home. I made a few calls to the union, but no one answered. The three-day Veterans Day weekend had begun. I thought I would have to put off dealing with it until Wednesday.
chapter 04
The superintendent’s wish that the whole situation evaporate wasn’t about to happen anytime soon. The local newspaper, the Mountain View Voice, in an editorial, referred to a catchphrase of 1960s TV Westerns.
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What our clients says
Samantha Greene
“Trump, Hitler, me is an eye-opening read for anyone involved in education. It shines a light on the vital role of teachers and the challenges we face in addressing political and social issues. The book’s honest portrayal of our responsibilities and its call for integrity and truth in education is both inspiring and necessary.”
David Mitchell
“Trump, Hitler, Me” is an absolute must-read for anyone who supports Donald Trump and cares deeply about the future of education! This book delivers a powerful and eye-opening perspective on the crucial role of educators in today’s political and social landscape. Its honest and compelling insights will not only resonate with your values but also reinforce the importance of integrity and truth in education. If you’re passionate about shaping the future and understanding the challenges educators face, this book is definitely for you!
James Carter
“Trump, Hitler, Me” is a captivating and enlightening read that reveals the significant impact teachers have on their students. If you’re a Donald Trump supporter, this book will challenge and broaden your perspective, shedding light on the realities of Trump’s policies and their effects on education. It’s a powerful eye-opener that not only highlights the essential role of educators but also encourages a deeper understanding of the political landscape. This is a must-read for anyone eager to grasp the full implications of Trump’s approach and its influence on the future of education.
Alina Markov
“This book confronts the tough realities of teaching in today’s world with clarity and courage. It addresses the need for accountability and the impact of political and social issues on education. The call for truth and free speech in the classroom is a compelling message that every educator should take to heart.”
Olivia Roberts
“Trump, Hitler, Me” is an engaging and thought-provoking read that any Donald Trump supporter should not miss. It offers a compelling reflection on the current challenges in education while providing a hopeful vision for a brighter future. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of Trump’s policies and their impact on the educational landscape. It opens your eyes to the reality of his rules and inspires a fresh perspective on how we can move forward.
