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Trump's cabinet picks reveal an authoritarian presence militarily, domestically, economically, culturally, and socially. Evan McMullin advises all good Americans how to frustrate the worst of the Alt Right's intent to make America a fascist state.
This Presidential Candidate Has Some Simple Advice for Life Under Trump
In a Sunday evening Twitter thread, former CIA agent and independent conservative presidential candidate Evan McMullin shared a list of 10 things Americans can do if President-elect Donald Trump governs with the authoritarianism on display in his campaign rhetoric.
McMullin advised Americans to educate themselves about their rights, and to consume and legitimate sources of information.
He stressed the importance of paying diligent attention to the actions and statements of the president-elect and his administration, and urged readers to speak up and hold their representatives accountable.
It will be crucial to stick together, reach across the aisle, and organize at a grassroots level in the coming years, McMullin said.
McMullin also penned a Monday New York Times Op-Edon Trump’s authoritarian rhetoric and the threat he poses to the constitution.
In the piece, McMullin describes a private meeting between Trump and House Republicans that he attended as chief policy director of the House Republican Conference. In the meeting, it became evident that Trump had scant knowledge of the constitution, McMullin claims.
But Trump's lack of knowledge of the government's documents is only part of the problem. The greater issue lies in the "authoritarian tendencies" evidenced by Trump's campaign rhetoric, McMullin wrote. and so forth Evan McMullin Tweets Simple Advice for Life Under Trump
This Presidential Candidate Has Some Simple Advice for Life Under Trump
In a Sunday evening Twitter thread, former CIA agent and independent conservative presidential candidate Evan McMullin shared a list of 10 things Americans can do if President-elect Donald Trump governs with the authoritarianism on display in his campaign rhetoric.
McMullin advised Americans to educate themselves about their rights, and to consume and legitimate sources of information.
He stressed the importance of paying diligent attention to the actions and statements of the president-elect and his administration, and urged readers to speak up and hold their representatives accountable.
It will be crucial to stick together, reach across the aisle, and organize at a grassroots level in the coming years, McMullin said.
McMullin also penned a Monday New York Times Op-Edon Trump’s authoritarian rhetoric and the threat he poses to the constitution.
In the piece, McMullin describes a private meeting between Trump and House Republicans that he attended as chief policy director of the House Republican Conference. In the meeting, it became evident that Trump had scant knowledge of the constitution, McMullin claims.
But Trump's lack of knowledge of the government's documents is only part of the problem. The greater issue lies in the "authoritarian tendencies" evidenced by Trump's campaign rhetoric, McMullin wrote. and so forth Evan McMullin Tweets Simple Advice for Life Under Trump
You are neither Jesus nor Trump, delusional one. Trump will be out of office long before the 2020 election.
