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[[File:Trump-Herbster Rally IMG 6787 (52043857563).jpg|thumb|250px|Donald Trump in 2022. | [[File:Trump-Herbster Rally IMG 6787 (52043857563).jpg|thumb|250px|Donald Trump in 2022.]] | ||
{{Quote|text=''"[...] When [[fascism]] comes [to the [[United States]]] it will not be in the form of an anti-American movement or [[Nazism|pro-Hitler]] bund, practicing disloyalty. Nor will it come in the form of a crusade against war. It will appear rather in the [[MAGA movement|luminous robes of flaming patriotism; it will take some genuinely indigenous shape and color,]] and it will spread only because its leaders, who are not yet visible, will know how to locate the great springs of public opinion and desire and the streams of thought that flow from them and will know how to attract to their banners leaders who can command the support of the controlling minorities in American public life."''|author=John Thomas Flynn|title=''As We Go Marching'', 1944}} | {{Quote|text=''"[...] When [[fascism]] comes [to the [[United States]]] it will not be in the form of an anti-American movement or [[Nazism|pro-Hitler]] bund, practicing disloyalty. Nor will it come in the form of a crusade against war. It will appear rather in the [[MAGA movement|luminous robes of flaming patriotism; it will take some genuinely indigenous shape and color,]] and it will spread only because its leaders, who are not yet visible, will know how to locate the great springs of public opinion and desire and the streams of thought that flow from them and will know how to attract to their banners leaders who can command the support of the controlling minorities in American public life."''|author=John Thomas Flynn|title=''As We Go Marching'', 1944}} | ||
'''Donald John Trump''' (born June 14, 1946) is a [[far-right]] [[United States of America|American]] media personality, politician, rapist, convicted felon, and [[Bourgeoisie|billionaire]] who served as president of the United States from 2017 to 2021.<ref name=":1">Barry Grey (May 31, 2024). [https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2024/06/01/bxnz-j01.html ''"Trump’s conviction in New York and the 2024 crisis election"'']. ''World Socialist Web Site''. Retrieved June 1, 2024.</ref> His leadership represents the emergence of American [[fascism]]. | '''Donald John Trump''' (born June 14, 1946) is a [[far-right]] [[United States of America|American]] media personality, politician, rapist, convicted felon, and [[Bourgeoisie|billionaire]] who served as president of the United States from 2017 to 2021.<ref name=":1">Barry Grey (May 31, 2024). [https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2024/06/01/bxnz-j01.html ''"Trump’s conviction in New York and the 2024 crisis election"'']. ''World Socialist Web Site''. Retrieved June 1, 2024.</ref> His leadership represents the emergence of American [[fascism]]. | ||
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"[...] When fascism comes [to the United States] it will not be in the form of an anti-American movement or pro-Hitler bund, practicing disloyalty. Nor will it come in the form of a crusade against war. It will appear rather in the luminous robes of flaming patriotism; it will take some genuinely indigenous shape and color, and it will spread only because its leaders, who are not yet visible, will know how to locate the great springs of public opinion and desire and the streams of thought that flow from them and will know how to attract to their banners leaders who can command the support of the controlling minorities in American public life."
— John Thomas Flynn, As We Go Marching, 1944
Donald John Trump (born June 14, 1946) is a far-right American media personality, politician, rapist, convicted felon, and billionaire who served as president of the United States from 2017 to 2021.[1] His leadership represents the emergence of American fascism.
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References
- ↑ Barry Grey (May 31, 2024). "Trump’s conviction in New York and the 2024 crisis election". World Socialist Web Site. Retrieved June 1, 2024.