Robert Osenenko
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ROBERT OSENENKO has been interested in mass and institutional psychiatric services for forty years at all government and private practice levels. The most exciting work has been in behavioral research, where I had the opportunity to work and understand New York life from the bottom up. The history of New York's undercurrent and how it produced the current political situation in the U.S. is one of my everyday pastime activities. This hobby includes documenting the downfalls of the Trump empire and the social structure response.
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Donald J. Trump - An American Dilemma - When the Stormers Sang
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History
First released May 30, 2019, Donald J. Trump - An American Dilemma focused primarily on deviance of country, family, and president until his election. These are the "calm years" of his history. This Kindle Edition offers the reader immediate links to all the mentioned in-depth resources. It stands to reason that as more was known about the man, the present update became necessary. Special attention is given to Trump's presentations and speeches from a linguistic point of view. Additions to this revision include new chapter headings, an Appendix, updated Bibliography, and Source Notes. The body of the book has been condensed. The biography has been updated to include recent information. This book is unique in that it is supported by fact and 40 years of author expertise in psychology. Readers go on a developmental journey into the reasons for Trump's candidacy. 
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Chronicles of Donald J. Trump - An American Dilemma - Gothic in Politics: Religion, Theory and Practice
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History, Non-Fiction
How does the world's greatest center for democratic truth and We The People transform itself into a center for The Big Lie? This is the question that begs understanding in our lifetime and must be explained to following generations. The author addresses the subject using his background in psychology and human history. One of the messages that is heard from policy makers is that this era was created solely by a man from New York who could not read, had trouble deciphering the world, but could not explain how he became the most prominent speaker of our lifetime for over 70 million people. The author suggests a charismatic attraction in his behavior while explaining after 9-11, we learned hard lessons that not only were crime, creed, and religion inseparable, but they were aspects of a larger, more self-destructive myth. Few experts believed the Conservative party could be taken over by its fringe. Several purposeful steps initiated by the White House proved them wrong. The Trump Movement aligned itself with traditional voters and extremists that have propelled the supremacist cause and conspiracy theories. This author offers a documented account of how a fringe movement was mainstreamed and by whom. If you are interested in the future, this book can serve as a basis for action by steering a direction favorable to your liking. The author wrote Donald J. Trump An American Dilemma When the Stormers Sang as his first series installment. In this work, Chronology-Gothic in Politics…the emphasis gets turned around from a biographical and the politically historical to the important "essential Trump" book. Where Mr. Trump is documented objectively as he forms a populist nationalist government mixing together America First with the secretive darkness of his personality. Taking to task what is known as the obstruction in government and the right-wing intellectuals who selected the Trump's to resolve their complaints against the system. Evidence showed the American people more susceptible to dark beliefs, theatrics, and violence than Conservatives first thought. The concern (now) is what effect supremacists' have inside the government in tearing down liberal society. An indication of the future is taken from the people that have surrounded him all his life. Let the author introduce them to you along with the informants. Woven into this account are several psychological causes of why Democrats cannot seem to stop this movements creative progress. The author underscores the need to completely understand President Donald J. Trump's personal attraction to the original author of The Big Lie and those same feelings of his supporters. 
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