On Donald Trump - Tragic Hero of Sophocles

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Victor Davis Hanson

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6 November 2023

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Our American Future

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Western Civilization

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Victor Davis Hanson on Donald Trump - The Risks of a Deteriorating Democracy. An interesting perspective on the role of Donald Trump as the tragic hero of Sophocles, necessary and appropriate for today's America. Watch starting at 1:01:00.

Interview on unSILOed Podcast with Greg LaBlanc.

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Brace Yourself For What's Coming In 2024: Victor Davis Hanson Warns The Left Knows They're "Cooked" If "Vampire" Trump Wins, ZeroHedge, 27 November 2023:

they look at Trump as a vampire and they put a stake in his heart but they're afraid that that stake could come out any time."

"They are terrified of him because they think he's smarter this time and he has just cause to really get angry because of what they did to him."

"...if a MAGA candidate wins and they win the house and the Senate, we're cooked."

"nobody in their right mind would do that," referring to a range of policy decisions from border control to economic management.

It must be Trump

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