Greasy Donald Trump Jr. has a book out (abbrieviated title "Triggered") whining about the nasty libs that are exposing his daddy's and his family's constant criminality. It's climbed the New York Times' best seller list, but with an important caveat: it's relying on bulk sales to boost its position. The Associated Press reported last week that the little dagger symbol by the Times' ranking is the tip off:
"A dagger symbol appears next to the listing, indicating that some of the sales were 'bulk purchases,' often meaning that the author or someone associated with the author bought a substantial number of copies. A spokesman for the Republican National Committee, Steve Guest, said Thursday that the RNC has been offering 'Triggered' as a fundraising incentive, a common practice for political books." (our emphasis)You can "sell" a lot of books when they're sold in bulk to sycophantic outfits like the RNC and others (we suspect the National
Fantastic clap-back star Chrissy Teigen mocked Greasy Don's "bestseller" status:
“Errrrr durrrrr pleaze send 5000 books to DTJR Books, 1600 Pennsylvania ave basement” https://t.co/s2VKZcP5A1— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) November 15, 2019
We think a true bestseller will be about the Trump crime family's illegal dealings and eventual imprisonment. No need for bulk sales there.
