Greenfield Recorder
The World Keeps Turning: Living under a president who is never, ever wrong
A columnist argues that Trump's cultivated image of being never wrong resembles cultlike devotion, with real-world harms, historical parallels, and warnings about repeating past authoritarian abuses.
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