The Political Fight of the Century
Briefly

The article critiques Donald Trump's approach to governance, emphasizing how his policies reflect a narrowed vision of America's potential, fostering scarcity over abundance. It warns that Trump's narrative relies on highlighting shortages to justify cuts to essential services, such as healthcare and scientific research, thereby instilling fear in the populace. In contrast, the article suggests that liberals should advocate for abundance, highlighting the failures of the MAGA movement and the need for constructive solutions to ongoing societal issues, such as housing shortages and economic hardships.
The MAGA movement might try to justify its wrecking-ball style by arguing that its extreme approach is commensurate with the level of anger that voters feel about the status quo.
Trump's actual policies point to something different: not an expansive vision of the future, but a shrunken vision of the present.
The administration says America doesn't have a healthy economy, and therefore we have to accept economic 'hardship.'
Americans are being fed the line that everything that we don't have requires the elimination of something that we need.
Read at The Atlantic
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