Anti-Trump New York Times columnist David Brooks admitted that the liberal elite in America uses “language' to hold power over the “less-educated classes.'
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Brooke pointed out that in the media world that was once a working-class profession, Ivy League and other elite-level college graduates have come to dominate major newsrooms. Brooks wrote that members of the liberal elite"also segregate ourselves into a few booming metro areas:The"educated class'" dominance also extends to politics on a national level, he wrote."Armed with all kinds of economic, cultural and political power, we support policies that help ourselves."
Brooks, a fierce opponent of Trump who has called for his imprisonment, said it made sense that working-class Americans would flock to a candidate who's waged war on the establishment that's only out for itself, adding Trump was a"monster" and the elites had correctly identified him as such. Journalists and political commentators were divided between praise of Brooks' apparent honesty and criticism of his piece on Twitter.
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