A definition of Fascism: Donald Trump fits the bill

At the core of fascism as a movement was a contempt for limits, especially those imposed by reason-based arguments; a belief that reality could be altered by the will; and an exaltation of the violent assertion of that will as the ultimate argument – indeed, the only kind of argument that mattered.

Bradford DeLong Slouching towards Utopia pp264-5

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