#Trumpism

Andrew Hickey Finally Dropped his Halloween Name

HickeyWriter

I've been following the rise of the far right for years, and I can tell you exactly who many of them are. They're people *exactly* like me. They're not poor,

Yes, You're Racist

YesYoureRacist

I'm a little amazed by how quickly the Democratic victories in Georgia dropped off the news radar yesterday amidst the violence at the Capitol given how closely those two events

Robert E Kelly

Robert_E_Kelly

My takeaways so far:A. Trumpism was not vigorously repudiated. Trump is gone, but his toxic ideology of racism, authoritarianism, conspiracy theories, endless grievance, and so on – call it ‘FoxNews-Breitbart-ism’

David Faris

davidmfaris

Donald Trump is a brain-wormed old crank with stage 5 social media and cable news addictions, completely bereft of the talents needed to be president and serve the American people.

Financial Times

FinancialTimes

He won the White House by projecting a mix of competence, empathy and renewal to American voters after four years of Trumpism. Joe Biden will now have to translate all

Amanda Carpenter

amandacarpenter

Gonna post a rundown of my last three pieces. All this week, because of just everything happening. Here’s my take on Georgia, which eerily became The Quiet Place for GOP

AmeriKwan Imperial Subject

trajan_decius

The tl's split again and stresses are high so I won't mention names but will try to go through it very generally.Supporters of UTR and supporters of the MMM have

Alison Collins 高勵思

AliMCollins

This is a Trumpism. Undermine local authority. Bash unions. Teach public education. And ignore the real problems. If folks really cared about low income kids, they would be working to

Nick Cohen

NickCohen4

Johnson fans say that ‘He's nothing like Trump’, says @peterkyle But ask yourself why aren’t friends of Angela Merkel or Emanuel Macron saying they’re nothing like Trump? The answer is

Rick Hills

RickHills2

This powerful op-ed by ⁦@davidwblight1⁩ misses a troubling analogy between the creation of the Lost Cause Myth in the 1890s and Trump’s GOP today: Like Dems today, opponents of the

Nick Carmody JD, MS Psych

Nick_Carmody

They're boxed-in to their support of Trump by caricatures of their morality/intelligence. To admit Trump is who/what he is substantiates those caricatures to some degree. It's less psychologically/emotionally distressing to

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

GOP flailing over what to do now that reopening has stalled sheds light on the old "Evil or stupid?" controversy. It's now clear that the answer is, both 1/https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/worries-about-trump-and-a-bloo

Lafayette Lee

OrangePartisan

1. Some thoughts on the @GOP and the rise of a “diverse, multi-ethnic working-class party”Thanks to the American left’s unrelenting consolidation of cultural power, words like “diversity” and “inclusion” feel

Esfandyar Batmanghelidj

yarbatman

1. For decades, depictions of the War on Terror in news, movies, and video games repeated potent imagery that became motifs—"the convoy" + "holy book and gun" etc.It makes *total*

Paul D. Miller

PaulDMiller2

Should we keep lists of Trump officials, blackball them from future employment, and seek vengeance? Mostly no: seek accountability for criminal conduct, but we should not cancel all Trump admin.

Tony Stark 2020 💥⎊

1IronMan2O2O

Well over a year ago, when Twitter accounts were being shadowbanned and suspended for no apparent reason, several followers suggested that I start a place for social media resistance myself.

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