THEY GOT TRUMP WRONG - Don't Listen to Them!

from Page Perspective · host Brittany Page

Brittany Page is joined by Toby Buckle, host of the Political Philosophy Podcast, to discuss his newest article for Liberal Currents. In his article titled, "Trump 'Alarmists' Were Right. We Should Say So," Toby argues that political commentators who got Trump wrong are not up to the task of leading the fight going forward and that they should step aside. In this discussion, Brittany and Toby cover the characteristics that make for a commentator you should follow, gendered criticism, using the word "fascism," and the similarities between the centrists and leftists when it comes to assessing the threat of Donald Trump. Interview originally posted on YouTube May 5th, 2025. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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