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Trump’s Kitschy Nostalgia Is the Point

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Julian Zelizer : Trumpism has always been a disorienting fusion of buffoonery and menace: too dangerous to be purely comic, not serious enough to live up to our fears.

Zelizer says he's always smirking, acting coy, camp, or just plain bizarre.

He asks: Can a man this ridiculous really pose an existential threat to democracy?.

David Gergen : Trump rallies are evocative empty calories, but harmless.

He says they evoke nostalgia for the past, but it’s an artificial, mutable past, provoking the most basic, primal questions: What is it that you miss? When did you have it? Wouldn’t you like to get it back? Gergen says it's a mistake to assume schmaltz and menace can't go hand hand.

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