Communist Islamic Revolutionaries Are Up for Election | Victor Davis Hanson

Donald Trump’s political resurgence represents a "counter-revolution" aimed at dismantling the progressive administrative state rather than merely addressing its symptoms. This comeback, fueled by a hostile media and multiple legal challenges, highlights a shift in voter sentiment, particularly among demographics that perceive Trump as a victim of systemic overreach. Beyond domestic politics, the discussion contrasts the historical leadership of James Garfield—an underrated, self-educated polymath—with the detrimental legacy of Woodrow Wilson, whose progressive policies and racial segregationism continue to influence modern governance. Global political trends, including Israeli election dynamics and the rise of right-wing movements in Europe and Brazil, underscore a broader rejection of ossified socialist structures. These developments reflect a growing public demand for national sovereignty, economic deregulation, and a return to traditional values in the face of perceived institutional corruption.