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Why Trumpism won’t outlive Trump

27 July 2020

11:52 PM

27 July 2020

11:52 PM

Trumpism is, according to its adherents, meant to replace Reaganism, the political doctrine that has dominated the Republican party and the conservative movement since Ronald Reagan left office. Reaganism is identified by a commitment to free market economics, internationalist foreign policy, strong national defense and an open door to immigration.

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