Trump is in search of poisoning global political culture – politico

Trump’s legal theaters, associated with the circus of Musk’s freedom of expression, have designed a ridiculous plan for political domination. It is a cocktail that serves as a rallying cry for each desperate European opportunist to milk American influence for their own gain, while democracy must pick up the pieces of their charade.

Such developments echo the notion of the Italian philosopher Antonio Gramsci of “cultural hegemony”, where the dominant ideology is not imposed by force but has woven in the fabric of society by influential institutions such as media and education.

Trump’s actions have embodied this theory: since his entry into office, he has targeted the media, dismantled the Ministry of Education, arrogant self -proclaimed authority in elite cultural circles, killed the diversity, equity and inclusion programs, ruthlessly restricted the rights to abortion and imposed draconian restrictions on military admissibility.

Of course, this is only a small part of the underlying plan, now booming and embodied by its “liberation day” price storm, to subjugate other nations. Despite the mixture of musk at Saturday Shindig of the Farm League of Italy to plead in question against the prices, his boss is not about to be done – and rightly so. These prices are a drop of microphone, a statement that Trump is determined to make a steprowing cultural norms and to silence dissent, even if it puts the world in another great depression.

However, everything is not dark.

In the state, there are two emerging developments which indicate a certain resistance: the first is the growing skepticism among European nations, which suggests that Trump’s theaters gradually lose their appearance. Commercial negotiations reveal that Europe is pursuing alternative partnerships to reduce its dependence on the United States, which implies that cooperation with the kingdom of Maga is not as tenable as some initially thought.