Is There an Intellectual Case for Trumpism?

By Jonathan V. Last
Published January 24, 2017 11:30am ET
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Is There an Intellectual Case for Trumpism?
The response from Trump supporters, both in the media and in the wild, to Sean Spicer’s Saturday press conference were instructive. It basically boiled down to: (1) The pictures are a lie. There were way more people for Trump than for Obama. (2) Of course there weren’t as many people there for Trump, because the […]

The response from Trump supporters, both in the media and in the wild, to Sean Spicer’s Saturday press conference were instructive. It basically boiled down to:

(1) The pictures are a lie. There were way more people for Trump than for Obama.

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