I democratici hanno segretamente nostalgia di Trump

$California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom campaigns against the California recall election at Culver City High School in Culver City, Calif., Saturday, Sept. 4, 2021. Newsom warned that Trump was defeated in 2020 but \\\"we did not defeat Trumpism.\\\" With just nine days remaining in the contest, \\\"Racial justice is on the ballot. Economic justice in on the ballot. Social justice in on the ballot. Environmental justice is on the ballot,\\\" the governor said to hundreds of sign-waving supporters, who responded by chanting \\\"Vote no\\\" on the recall. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)$

California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom campaigns against the California recall election at Culver City High School in Culver City, Calif., Saturday, Sept. 4, 2021. Newsom warned that Trump was defeated in 2020 but "we did not defeat Trumpism." With just nine days remaining in the contest, "Racial justice is on the ballot. Economic justice in on the ballot. Social justice in on the ballot. Environmental justice is on the ballot," the governor said to hundreds of sign-waving supporters, who responded by chanting "Vote no" on the recall. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)

13 settembre 2021 • 20:27

I sondaggi indicano stabilmente che in America la maggioranza degli elettori conservatori vorrebbe ancora Donald Trump alla guida del Partito repubblicano. Ma c’è un soggetto politico che sente la nostalgia di Trump anche più acutamente del suo elettorato naturale: il Partito democratico.
Gavin Newsom, il governatore della California che oggi affronta una elezione “recall”, ha organizzato la strategia di difesa del proprio scranno sull’amplificazione della paura del ritorno delle forze trumpiane. Lo stesso copione si ripeterà in Virginia e New Jersey.
Trump, fedele allo spartito, ha preventivamente dichiarato che le elezioni sono truccate. Paradossalmente, l’attivismo dell’ex presidente offre ai democratici proprio il nemico terrificante di cui hanno bisogno.