REVIEW OF BOB WOODWARD’S RAGE: : President Trump’s Response to 2020’s Devastating Crisis

Bob Woodward is an American journalist and author best known for his reporting on the Watergate scandal for The Washington Post alongside Carl Bernstein. Bob Woodward got his undergraduate degree from Yale University, following his discharge from the Navy; Woodward landed a reporting position at the Montgomery County Sentinel in Maryland. He left the newspaper the following year for a position at The Washington Post. In Woodward’s upcoming book on President Trump, “Rage,” the president is quoted saying the virus was highly contagious and “deadly stuff” at a time he was publicly dismissing it as no worse than the flu. Mr. Trump often downplayed the virus from the beginning. His advisers soon began speaking of the virus in the past tense as though the problem were gone. Scientists disagree, saying there is likely to be a surge in the autumn, following the pattern of other respiratory diseases. Mr. Trump wants to be seen as a strong leader, he also wants people to go to the polls and vote - and not to worry about the virus. Woodward, the celebrated Washington Post journalist and best-selling author, spoke with Trump more than a dozen times for his book. As the Donald Trump’s administration keeps unfolding, details of children in cages, gross government miss handling of the Corona virus, and other examples of a government at on-going odds with its people have been exposed. With the forthcoming elections in view, first-hand information on the leader of the dwindling free nation is necessary to better enhance our decisions.