Would he win the Presidency today /his/?
>>2264730
I used to get things done by saying please. Now I dynamite 'em out of my path.
>>2264730
>Would he win the Presidency today /his/?
He pretty much did. Reed got BTFO in the primary.
>>2265504
He also seems to have appointed MacArthur as SecDef, avoiding a potential coup.
Why do people always compare Trump to Hitler when Huey Long is a much better point of comparison and actually operated in American politics?
>>2266304
Because Huey Long has absolutely no similarity whatsoever in terms of policy. Huey Long proposed a hard cap on the amount of money you could own (around 4 million I believe, which is something like 40 million today) so Trump would be the kind of person he would've gone after the hardest.
>>2266331
Trump and Hitler and Hitler and Long have absolutely no similarity in policy either. Doesn't stop the comparison.
>>2266331
More in general terms as a populist rabble-rouser with authoritative tendencies, with a bizzaro policy set and a willingness to associate with racial agitators.
>>2266477
>and a willingness to associate with racial agitators
while not being racist themselves as well.
>>2266547
t. Trump supporter
>>2266711
t. No Proofs
>>2266715
Not that guy, but Trump made comments in his campaign that were clearly racially insensitive.
>>2266722
>>2266312
>pretty unknown outside of 4Chan, Kaiserreich players, and the State of Louisiana.
it feels really weird being part of all three of these groups and having a Huey Long poster in my room...
>>2266304
Because Huey Long was a left-wing populist who, unlike virtually every other Southern politician at the time, also helped blacks in his state.
>>2266724
That thing about Mexico sending their rapists pissed off a lot of brown people.
Not that there's anything wrong with that, mind you.
>>2268525
Mexican isn't a race