Tren Griffin, Charlie Munger: The Complete Investor, Columbia Business School Publishing, New York 2015, 209 pages.

Tren Griffin, Charlie Munger, The Complete Investor, Columbia Business School Publishing, Columbia University Press, New York 2015

In just a single month, public opinion has turned negative against Donald Trump. Trump has always been unpopular, but in May it looked as if sentiment was turning in his favor.

Michael D’Antonio, Never Enough. Donald Trump and the Pursuit of Success, Thomas Dunne Book, St. Martin’s Press, New York, 2015, 389 pages.

The chances of the left-wing populist Bernie Sanders securing the Democratic Party's presidential nomination are certainly slim.

Emotions are running high in the USA. Trump is facing currently facing a barrage of sharp criticism, and it's not just coming from the sections of the media or politicians who have always been hostile to him.

Lots of people in Germany believe that in the USA it is "big money" that will ultimately decide on who becomes the country's next president.

The U.S. presidential race has taken an increasingly aggressive tone. The two main protagonists - Clinton and Trump - have been trading insults that would be inconceivable among politicians in Germany.

The term "liberal" means something completely different in America and Europe. Anyone in the USA who refers to a "liberal" is referring to someone on the left of the political spectrum. The political ground occupied in Germany and Europe by liberals is the same soil that America's libertarians call their own.