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    How to Think About the Trump Presidency

    <em>The Atlantic</em>’s essential writing on an improbable, consequential, chaotic four years
    by Ellen Cushing Nov 03, 2020 1 minute
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    has covered Donald Trump as a television star, provocateur, and businessman for as long as he’s been all those things. But our first writing on Donald Trump as a politician came in 2010, in a piece that now feels as prescient as it does quaint. “” inquires

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