Book Review: Under Siege
Under Siege
In "Under Siege", Eric Trump delivers a passionate and personal account of what he describes as relentless attacks on his family—particularly his father, former President Donald J. Trump—and their unwavering commitment to defending America’s values. Blending memoir with political commentary, the book paints a vivid picture of life under what the author terms “unprecedented political persecution.”
From boardrooms to the White House and beyond, Eric recounts moments of triumph, betrayal, and resilience. He details how the Trump Organization became a target not just of competitors, but of what he alleges to be a coordinated effort by political adversaries, media elites, and even elements within the justice system. The narrative is charged with emotion, loyalty, and a deep-seated belief in the righteousness of his family’s cause.
Donald J. Trump’s foreword sets the tone with characteristic vigor, framing the book as “a story of courage in the face of lies” and praising Eric as “a true patriot and a fighter.” This familial endorsement amplifies the book’s central message: that the Trumps are not just a political dynasty, but defenders of a besieged American dream.
While critics may argue that the book leans heavily into grievance politics and lacks objective distance, its value lies in its raw authenticity. Readers seeking an insider’s perspective on one of America’s most polarizing families will find "Under Siege" both revealing and unapologetically candid.
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