Regime Change by Maggie Haberman & Jonathan Swan

Category:Politics/History/Current Affairs

Rating:4.34/5 

Pages:464 

About the Book:

Written by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, Regime Change offers an extensively reported account of Donald Trump’s second presidency, focusing on the administration’s first year in office. The authors draw upon interviews and reporting from inside the White House and surrounding political circles to examine the exercise of presidential authority and the relationships between the administration and other parts of the U.S. political system. The book covers domestic and international developments while placing current events within the broader history of the American presidency.

The narrative examines subjects including executive power, government institutions, immigration, foreign policy, trade, military affairs, political opposition, and the internal dynamics of the Trump administration. It also looks at the individuals involved in major decisions and the competing pressures surrounding the presidency. As a work of contemporary political journalism rather than a conventional biography or fictional narrative, Regime Change provides readers with a detailed account of events and political developments during the opening year of Trump’s second term.