You are correct. After all, sixty million people voted to have Donald Trump as their president, and ninety percent of them are happy with the job he's doing. That's a pretty big base of potential consumers to draw on. Of course you'd have to deduct the number who haven't ever purchased a book in their adult lives, say - 60%. That's still 24 million people, but the book targets women, so say - 12 million. But only 40% of women voted Trump, so say - 5 million. And there you are, a pool of 5 million women so deficient in critical reasoning that they actually voted Trump might consider handing over $15 to further enrich a family that is milking the U.S. presidency for every possible cent. In return, the purchasers will receive misappropriated quotes and banal "empowerment" from the daughter of a man who won't shut up about how hot she is.