Russian thinker Alexander Dugan has claimed that Trump’s win will have incredible global impact. Dugan has made his reputation on a call for an “anti-American revolution” and claims that with Trump’s election, “[Russia] has won. The world will be never ever like before. Globalists have lost their final combat.”
It is Trump’s alliance with Russia’s leader, Putin, that defines his “about-to-be” presidency.
Trump’s election is a win for Putin.
Putin’s support of Trump is furthering his goal to divide Americans.
Heather Cox Richardson reports that “Trump claims to have talked to about seventy world leaders since his reelection but has declined to go through the usual channels of the State Department.”
“This [policy] illustrates his determination to reorganize the federal government around himself rather than its normal operations. [This approach] leaves him—and the United States—vulnerable to misstatements and misunderstandings…”
In an interview, Putin’s presidential aide Nikolay Patrushev said: “To achieve success in the election, Donald Trump relied on certain forces to which he has corresponding obligations.”‘
It is evident that Trump has obligations to Putin.
Where will that leave America?
It’s difficult to know where the country will be at the end of four years of Trump, and it is even more difficult to know what we the people can do to save our democracy from a would be dictator and his cohort.
The Republican Senate and Congress have to get their act in order, do the jobs that they were elected to do, and stop kissing the ring.
This is the time for Americans to be courageous and to fight in every way possible to preserve our democracy.