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The intellectual right contemplates an 'American Caesar'
-snip- How does ideological change happen? Why do certain political ideas and possibilities that appear outrageous and even unthinkable at one moment in history come to be considered options worth taking seriously? What causes the Overton window to shift dramatically in one direction or another?
https://theweek.com/politics/1003035/the-far-right-contemplates-an-american-caesar
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The intellectual right contemplates an 'American Caesar' (Original Post)
Swede
Jul 2021
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sinkingfeeling
(51,438 posts)1. Frightening read.
bahboo
(16,314 posts)2. kicking and reccing...
important to know this crazy shit is out there....
DavidDvorkin
(19,468 posts)3. Caesar was brilliant and competent
The idea of an American Caesar is frightening enough, but how can they envision Trump in that role?
Paladin
(28,243 posts)4. Confirmation that "intellectual right" is a contradiction in terms. (nt)