When We Try to Explain the Rise of Trump, We Don’t Look Back Far Enough

[Hume]

Beck’s central assertion, the one around which he bundles the many micro-observations of the book, is that it was the war on terror, and the distrust it unleashed, that produced the rise of Donald Trump, his takeover of the Republican Party and, eventually, the White House.

Opinion | When We Try to Explain the Rise of Trump, We Don’t Look Back Far Enough

The global war on terror changed the course of American history. So why have we forgotten about it?

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[serendipity]

The progressive Left aka Cultural Marxism is to blame, however they are totally incapable of seeing that,.

 

[Port Tack]

The progressive Left aka Cultural Marxism is to blame, however they are totally incapable of seeing that,.

There is nothing "Marxist" about the left or Democrats in this country and every time a rightwinger makes that claim it simply shows just how ignorant they have become.

 

[serendipity]

Of course you think like that, it's to late to convince people like you otherwise.

 

[moon]

Serenpitydip on Marxism ? The Brit maggot's comprehension of American Marxism is legendary;

 

[Trumpet]

The progressive Left aka Cultural Marxism is to blame, however they are totally incapable of seeing that,.

Such a erudite political analysis by the the brilliant Lord of Cretins.

 

[serendipity]

There is nothing "Marxist" about the left or Democrats in this country and every time a rightwinger makes that claim it simply shows just how ignorant they have become.

Had thought you were smarter than this, sadly not!