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Mehdi Hasan on America's 'Neo-Fascism'

Politics
United States
Started January 16, 2026

We are barely a week into 2026, and already Donald Trump has toppled the president of Venezuela, threatened a NATO ally, labelled a protestor killed by ICE as a "professional agitator", and insisted his own morality is the only check on his otherwise total power. It appears that America's president is entering the second year of his term more aggressively, more defiantly, and more viciously. What does that mean for the US, and the wider world? And when Trump dismisses legal constraints, threa...

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CLAIM Posted by will Jan 16, 2026
Trump's aggressive foreign policy reflects a necessary strength that can deter adversaries and assert American dominance on the world stage.
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The situation under Trump's presidency raises critical questions about the balance of power and the role of morality in leadership.
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Trump's defiance against legal constraints demonstrates a dangerous form of authoritarianism that threatens democracy both in the US and globally.
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Trump's actions may rally his base and reflect a populist movement that challenges the political establishment and resonates with many Americans.
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Labeling dissenters as 'professional agitators' undermines the democratic process and promotes a culture of suppression and fear.
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