This Second Edition Book Offers an Unfiltered Look at Donald Trump's Presidency and Impeachment Trials. "Donald Trump's Impeachment Problems: An Independent View of the Donald J. Trump Presidency" by William C. Smith is Now Available.

New York, NY - July 4, 2025 - Warner Publishing is proud to announce the release of Donald Trump's Impeachment Problems: An Independent View of the Donald J. Trump Presidency, a powerful and thought-provoking political analysis by author William C. Smith.

In a time of deep political division and media saturation, Smith delivers a bold and independent account of former President Donald J. Trump's presidency and the events surrounding both of his impeachment trials. This newly republished and rebranded second edition is a standalone work-separate from the first volume-crafted to challenge readers from all sides of the political spectrum.

Drawing on personal experiences, firsthand observations, and direct conversations with Trump supporters, Smith presents a unique lens on the inner workings of the MAGA movement, conservative narratives, and the cultural tensions that shaped Trump's time in office. Rather than pushing a partisan agenda, Smith approaches the topic with independent critical thought, raising questions about truth, leadership, and the future of American democracy.

"This book isn't about convincing anyone to think a certain way-it's about making people think more deeply about what happened and what it means for our country," Smith explains. He provides verifiable documentation and actual transcripts of witness testimony that will provoke your thoughts about his Presidency.

Key topics explored in the book include:
• A detailed account of Trump's two impeachment investigations, highlighting the courageous testimony of government officials who risked retaliation to speak the truth-revealing why these proceedings were necessary despite widespread efforts to discredit them.

• Read why the Trump administration barred key witnesses from testifying and refused to comply with subpoenas requesting relevant documentation needed to uncover the truth behind allegations of misconduct within the Executive Branch. Who were the "three Amigos" and what were they up to in their foreign policy relationship with Ukraine?

• A critical examination of America's polarized political ideologies and the battle between conservative media narratives and mainstream reporting, questioning where truth lies in the age of partisan spin and misinformation.

• An exploration of how conspiracy theories spread through social media, distorting public perception and threatening the foundations of civil society and democratic discourse. What role did the "big lie" play in mobilizing White Supremacy nationwide to storm the Capitol Building on January 6, 2021?

• A revealing look at how Trump's impulsively written Executive Orders have undermined long-standing federal laws and business regulations, enabling unchecked exploitation of technological advances for political and financial gain.

• Firsthand perspectives from friends, family members, government employees, and senior officials, shedding light on how Donald Trump is perceived personally and professionally-especially in relation to his use of presidential powers to reward loyalists and retaliate against dissenters.

Author: William C. Smith

About the Author

William C. Smith was drafted into the Army at the age of 19, yet rose through the ranks and was promoted to 1st Lieutenant while serving in Vietnam from 1968-9. After graduating from college with an AAS degree in Electronic Technology, he worked as an electronic technician, HVAC Applications Engineer, Sales Engineer and Senior Control System Specialist, while attending night school to further his education.

He is an independent political observer and writer with a background in civic engagement and public discourse. His work is dedicated to encouraging thoughtful conversation in a time of extreme political polarization. Smith is also the creator of weconcernedvoters.com, a platform for independent political thought and voter awareness.

This release was published on openPR.