Why Trump could be a popular president, and how to prevent him from becoming one

12/29/2016

This article from Vox discusses the factors influencing Donald Trump's popularity despite controversial statements and actions during his presidential campaign. It argues that Trump's rise can be attributed to a combination of social and economic factors, including a sense of economic anxiety among certain groups of Americans, frustration with the political establishment, and a perception of Trump as an outsider. The article also explores the concept of "populist authoritarianism" and how it relates to Trump's appeal to certain segments of the population. Overall, the article provides analysis and insights into the reasons behind Trump's popularity during his presidency.

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