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'The TRUMP We Love To Love' examines the mystique that surrounds the 45th President of the United States of America. That he is a true phenomena is undisputed; this book examines the real man and what drives his supporters to chant 'We LOVE You!' as they follow him daily. This is a fun and fact filled book that embraces his journey to become the leader of the Free World and the journey of those who are so enmeshed in supporting him. Donald Trump is an enigma that all of us can learn from. He is ‘cool’ enough to attract the attention of our youth while retaining the old fashioned ideals that made our country the shining beacon of light on the hill. We all had our thoughts about the man he must be, mostly based on articles we have read and stories we have heard. He is a successful businessman, a billionaire whose extravagant lifestyle may have been more imagined than real.We learned over time that he worked far more than he played and that he was a strict father who demanded obedience and a good work ethic from his children. He taught by example. For his own personal reasons he avoided alcohol and drugs in a life where either would have been easy to embrace. Donald Trump has a history that includes great public losses but far more wins in his column. The losses were likely his best teacher. We have been treated to four years of information we never hoped to learn about our Federal Government and the corruption that had overtaken it. As we learned these facts we were also treated to an example of how to stand tall and keep your shoulder to the wheel to move things forward. Donald Trump reminded us of why grit and perseverance are essential to winning. Like the giant Sequoia he refused to be felled by lies and bitter attacks. He has traversed a path from open scorn to crowds chanting “’We LOVE You.’ It was this that inspired me to write a story about a man who has earned the right to be addressed as, ‘To Sir with Love!’