Anti-Elite Sentiment

Massie: Trump May Be Shielding Rich and Powerful in Epstein Files

Massie: Trump ‘may be covering for some rich and powerful people’ in Epstein files. That’s a loaded statement, isn’t it? It’s not a matter of *if* Trump is protecting himself. It’s a matter of *how* he’s doing it, and the implications are vast. The consensus here seems to be that the primary motivation is self-preservation, with any other protection being a secondary byproduct of that.

And so, the conversation quickly pivots to Trump’s own potential involvement. It’s not a leap to assume he’s on the list. He was friendly with Epstein for years, and this connection is often cited. The idea that Trump’s actions are solely about keeping himself out of trouble resonates strongly.… Continue reading

Trump’s Harvard Rage: A MAGA Scam Exposing Hypocrisy on Student Admissions

In short, Trump’s purported support for vocational training is largely performative, driven by his antagonism towards elite institutions rather than a genuine commitment to workforce development. This strategy exploits legitimate concerns about meritocracy’s failures, but public opinion suggests a more nuanced view than Trump’s simplistic framing. While higher education reform is necessary, Trump’s attacks are perceived by many not as a critique of elitism but as expressions of authoritarianism. Therefore, the connection between anti-elite sentiment and support for Trump’s agenda may be less direct than often assumed.

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