My (Our) President Has Balls!: An Examination of the Cultural Divide in America Today

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Author: Frank Mascetti
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America is at war with itself and My (Our) President Has Balls provides a much-needed close examination of the divide

Frank Mascetti breaks down a democracy in crisis into 21 relatable categories

Opens the minds of younger readers to have a better grip on American history and how the country got to where it is

Provides a fresh perspective on a President who says the things most people only think

Analyzes an America so frustrated that they would vote for the likes of a Donald J. Trump

Takes a look at how technologies have had a great impact on Americans, both good and bad

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Release dateSep 3, 2019

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