Daniel Greenfield’s “Waking Up After a Trump Derangement Syndrome Overdose,”
I’d be remiss if I didn’t bring it to your attention. Greenfield’s point is that, even more than leftist ideas, what held Democrats together over the last five years and provided the fuel that powered their engines was Trump Derangement Syndrome. In an echo of Groucho Marx’s turn as Professor Wagstaff in Horse Feathers singing “Whatever it is, I’m against it,” the Democrats were able to take a stand by opposing Trump, whether it was his personality or his policies.
Now, though, says Greenfield, they’ve got...nothing:
I’d be remiss if I didn’t bring it to your attention. Greenfield’s point is that, even more than leftist ideas, what held Democrats together over the last five years and provided the fuel that powered their engines was Trump Derangement Syndrome. In an echo of Groucho Marx’s turn as Professor Wagstaff in Horse Feathers singing “Whatever it is, I’m against it,” the Democrats were able to take a stand by opposing Trump, whether it was his personality or his policies.
Now, though, says Greenfield, they’ve got...nothing:
Daniel Greenfield’s “Waking Up After a Trump Derangement Syndrome Overdose,”
I’d be remiss if I didn’t bring it to your attention. Greenfield’s point is that, even more than leftist ideas, what held Democrats together over the last five years and provided the fuel that powered their engines was Trump Derangement Syndrome. In an echo of Groucho Marx’s turn as Professor Wagstaff in Horse Feathers singing “Whatever it is, I’m against it,” the Democrats were able to take a stand by opposing Trump, whether it was his personality or his policies.
Now, though, says Greenfield, they’ve got...nothing:
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