What's a trump bubble? It's when emotions trump thinking in politics. When fear trumps facts. When leader love trumps logic. Donald Trump is the most recent trump bubble, but trump bubbles have occurred before and will again.

Remember the dot.com bust of 2000? The housing and stock market bubbles that burst in 2008? They were held up by "irrational exuberance." Now there's the Donald Trump Bubble. People love him or hate him or are totally confused. However, he is quite predictable, if you understand high-conflict personalities.

Trump Bubbles explains the rise-and-fall pattern of high-conflict politicians, focusing on the case of Donald Trump and the questions people ask:

- Why do people compare him to Adolf Hitler in the 1920's?
- Why do people defend him despite his outrageous statements and beliefs?
- Will he become reasonable if he ever becomes President?
- Does he have narcissistic personality disorder?
- Will he settle on a set of policies, or will he keep changing impulsively?
- Could he be a good thing for American politics?
- Would he start World War III?
- How do you stop trump bubbles once they start?
- What happens when a trump bubble bursts?

To answer these questions, award-winning author, Bill Eddy, relies on social science, psychology and history, as well as his years of training professionals in dealing with high-conflict personalities and situations. It's a beautiful thing!