His words have gotten more extreme as the walls have begun to close in on his business empire, livelihood and personal freedom.
Photo illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Photos: Spencer Platt, Shannon Stapleton-Pool, Brendan Smialowksi/AFP via Getty Imagesdating back to 2015 — has grown more extreme as the walls have begun to close in on his business empire, livelihood and personal freedom.Since he left office, Trump's erratic behavior has been masked, numbed and normalized by the political fatigue permeating the media and the public.
Much of the public may be in the dark about Trump's darkening rhetoric, Klaas writes, but "the people most likely to be radicalized by him or to act on his incitement already hear him, loud and clear." Between April and June, the percentage of Americans who agreed that "the use of force is justified to restore Donald Trump to the presidency" increased from 4.5% to 7%, according to the
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