Trump is an authoritarian who must not win. Saying that is not inciting violence | Jan-Werner Müller | The Guardian
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No one should accept the idea that that opposing Trump’s authoritarian aspirations is equal to incitement to violence
‘Plenty of Republicans have shown no restraint in their reactions to the events in Pennsylvania.’ Photograph: Andrew Kelly/Reuters View image in fullscreen ‘Plenty of Republicans have shown no restraint in their reactions to the events in Pennsylvania.’ Photograph: Andrew Kelly/Reuters Opinion Donald Trump Pennsylvania rally shooting This article is more than 1 year old Trump is an authoritarian who must not win. Saying that is not inciting violence This article is more than 1 year old Jan-Werner Müller No one should accept the idea that that opposing Trump’s authoritarian aspirations is equal
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