The characters are all at each otherâs throats. Donald Trump is behaving like a spoilt mean girl, posting âI HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!â on social media, while a crazed gunman is lurking for 12 hours with an AK-47 in the bushes at his Florida golf club, hoping to succeed where an earlier would-be assassin had failed. Switching gears, Trump goes into full Churchillian mode and thunders: âI will NEVER SURRENDER!â
This is a crackpot election. With the outcome uncertain, it would be funny if it were not so sinister. Didnât Trumpâs friend, Tucker Carlson, recently declare that Winston Churchill was no big deal anyway? Carlson, who gave a prime time speech at the Republican convention, proudly interviewed a historian on his internet show who claimed Britainâs greatest statesman was a bigger âvillainâ than Hitler and touted the worldâs weirdest excuse for the Holocaust, that the Nazis killed millions of Jews because they lacked the resources to care for them properly.
Trump is a chaos agent in a world filled with accelerants of his own worst instincts. Take Laura Loomer, the gal pal who has been jetting about on his private plane in Melaniaâs very obvious absence. Loomer flew with Trump to a commemoration of 9/11 at Ground Zero, despite calling the World Trade Center attacks an âinside jobâ. In 2022 she was filmed with white supremacist Nick Fuentes, toasting the âhostile takeover of the Republican partyâ. Then, she was trying and failing to win a Republican primary for a seat in Congress for Trumpâs Mar-a-Lago district in Florida. Now that the former president has rall ied to her defence and applauded her âfree spiritâ, who knows what her next move will be?
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