In "Still Winning," Charles Hurt embarks on a compelling narrative that champions President Donald Trump as the unforeseen savior poised to dismantle an American governmental system plagued by corruption and controlled by avaricious special interests. With a storyteller's finesse, Hurt portrays a landscape where the forgotten citizens—those who embody the founding fathers' vision of self-governance—find in Trump a champion for their cause. These are the Americans who, bound by a love for their country, faith, law, and community, see in Trump's presidency not just a political victory, but a crusade against the Leviathan of government that has drifted perilously away from its people. Hurt delves deep into the heart of a political establishment that has branded Trump with every conceivable epithet, yet fails to recognize the profound disconnect between Washington elites and the American populace. "Still Winning" is not just an exploration of Trump's unorthodox approach to the presidency; it is a call to arms for those who yearn for a government that serves its people rather than its own entrenched interests. Through a blend of sharp analysis and unwavering conviction, Charles Hurt presents a case for why Donald Trump represents the nuclear option necessary to disrupt a system on the brink of collapse, making "Still Winning" an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the tumultuous yet transformative era of Trump's presidency.