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Trump the First is a book series by Axel de Landalay that, through the No Party Nation Movement, calls on independent voters disillusioned by the American two-party system to implement political reforms to restore American democracy after Trump.

The Dawn After the Storm

 Part III - The Great Resetting: Rebuilding a Nation

After Trump

 

A must-read before the next 2028 US presidential election

 

Learning from the two previous volumes of the series that there is no point in preaching in the desert, this last volume is written and will be published in real-time, one chapter at a time.

 

Part III will not only pick up on the questions left open in the previous volumes, leading to the 2024 US presidential election, such as:

  • Now that, as predicted in Part II, the Democratic Party has lost the election and is still struggling to justify its existence, is the possibility of a Third Party more relevant than ever?

  • Now that the question is no longer whether “Democracy Apocalypse” will come to America, but when and how quickly, the only question left is whether America could secede.

  • Will the Supreme Court be the instrument that lets Trump run again in 2028, or even stay in power without an election, as he has mused many times in the past?

  • Does Donald Trump reflect America, or does America reflect Trump?

  • Has Trump managed to make America “Great Again” or “America Alone” and a country that nobody trusts, respects, fears, or, worst, envies or even pities?

 

But Part III will be completely different.

 

NEW BOOK INTRODUCTION

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The preceding books of the “Trump the First” series already alluded to the possibility that Trump would deliberately ignore the Constitution to seek an electoral mandate to serve another term as president. Trump himself, along with his closest advisers, such as Steve Bannon, is not coy about such a possibility and is working furiously to make it happen.

Looking forward to November 7, 2028, the date of the next presidential election, this book takes a big leap of faith in the intelligence of the American people, assuming that the "never two without three" or "bad luck comes in threes" sayings will not come true.

With the assumption that history will not repeat itself, this book will offer a potential path to envision a post-Trump America, a second American renewal, an American rebirth, steering in a new direction to reclaim the Republic, its identity, its shared values, and faith in itself.​

Nations have the society they inherit

and the government they merit. Axel de Landalay.

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