An analysis argues that Donald Trump's power grabs, characterized by constant scandals, a focus on loyalty over competence, and a spectacle of cruelty, create both autocratic consolidation and significant vulnerabilities, contrasting with 21st-century 'spin dictatorships' like Orbán's and Putin's.
La capitale fédérale américaine subit une transformation chaotique et sinistre, marquée par des projets architecturaux controversés de Trump, tels que le renommage du Kennedy Center et des plans d'agrandissement inspirés par Napoléon, suscitant des critiques sur le vandalisme visuel et le désir compulsif de laisser son empreinte.
The article discusses how figures like Greg Bovino and Tina Peters monetize past actions and conspiracy theories, contrasting this with historical examples of accountability. It draws parallels to Argentina's 'escraches' and medieval 'rough music' as forms of public shaming to address impunity, while acknowledging potential risks of vigilantism and government overreach.
