He is a staff writer at The Atlantic and previously wrote for the New York Times Magazine. Thank You for Your Servitude Donald Trumps Washington and the Price of Submission by Mark Leibovich 0 Ratings 3 Want to read 0 Currently reading 0 Have read Overview View 2 Editions Details Reviews Lists Related Books Publish Date Publisher Penguin Press Pages 352 This edition doesnt have a description yet.

1 on the New York Times nonfiction bestseller list in 2013 and remained there for 12 weeks. Mark Leibovich is a journalist and author whose previous novel, This Town (2013), debuted at No.

We can check out any time we want, but only time will tell if we can ever leave. But instead of focusing on the former President, Leibovich centers his narrative on the people and mechanisms that enabled his meteoric rise to power.įrom backbenchers to party prominents bent on securing their legacy, and from conspiracy theorists to respected lawmakers, Trump went from being a universally reviled character to the center of a political drama that was collectively created by the politicians who bowed to him, the media who drew sustenance from his frequent diatribes, and the electorate who voted him into power. Thank You for Your Servitude isn’t another view from the Oval Office: it’s the view from the Trump Hotel. From announcing his candidacy in 2015 to the moment he left the Oval Office in 2021, Donald Trump left an indelible mark on American politics. It was published by Penguin Press and has a total of 352 pages in the book. This particular edition is in a Hardcover format. Against the backdrop of steak dinners and chants to “drain the swamp”, Leibovich describes the rapid change of the Republican party under its former president. The title of this book is Thank You for Your Servitude and it was written by Leibovich, Mark.

In his second nonfiction blockbuster Thank You for Your Servitude: Donald Trump’s Washington and the Price of Submission, journalist and political commentator Mark Leibovich sketches the political landscape of Washington during the Trump presidency.

Thank for your servitude