#trumpism

#trumpism

During the 2020 election, supporters gathered to pray for Trump, with one woman claiming divine protection and supernatural intervention on his behalf, showcasing extreme faith.

I didn't wake up today thinking I would write a thank-you to The Atlantic, but after reading David Brooks's 'Everything We Once Believed In,' I feel compelled.

Greene expressed her disapproval of conservatives pushing for U.S. involvement in the Israel/Iran conflict, labeling them fake MAGA Republicans betraying Trump's non-interventionist promise.

"Buckley is often remembered as the architect of the modern conservative movement... Yet today, almost two decades since Buckley's death in 2008, the conservative landscape looks different."

"Nostalgia for a supposedly lost past drives much of Trump's appeal, especially in blue-collar counties disrupted by industrial job loss and changes in societal norms."

Just a day after joining his fellow Cabinet members in offering obsequious praise to President Trump, Mike Waltz has landed in a dismally familiar position: out of favor. Waltz found out what so many of Trump's courtiers over the years have learned: you may shamelessly suck up, sell out your principles, betray your values, and flip-flop on all that you hold dear in the name of Trump, but it still won't stop him from dumping you in a maximally embarrassing way.

When a person believes that he or she possesses eternal truth, there's a temptation to believe that he or she is entitled to rule.

The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) is going global, trying to unite right-wing parties and politicians worldwide by creating a political import-export business.