Tom Nichols argues that this election represents a crucial decision point for the U.S., as Trump's potential reelection could dismantle the democratic norms established by Washington.
Nichols reflects on how Washington, a key figure in American history, established crucial norms of leadership and power transition, emphasizing the importance of returning power to the people.
Nichols highlights the threat posed by Trump to Washington's ideals, emphasizing that Trump's political movement embodies the fears Washington had about unchecked authority and divisive populism.
In drawing comparisons to historical fears, Nichols warns that Trump represents the culmination of concerns Washington had regarding demagoguery and the erosion of democratic institutions.
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