Donald Trump’s vision of America clashes sharply with the original intent behind the Pledge of Allegiance, penned during the Gilded Age to promote equity, tolerance, and progressive ideals.
One answer (of 4): Younger voters, who are already more open to socialist or redistributive movements than previous generations were, can be easily reached via social media.
From Johnson’s “War on Drugs” to Clinton’s “Third Way,” the criminalization of black bodies in the postwar era has been, until recently, a decidedly bipartisan affair.
“In America,” the filmmaker Francois Truffaut once wrote, “politics always overlaps show business, as show business overlaps advertising.” The truth of Truffaut’s statement was on full display last month during the Republican and Democratic nominating conventions.
