Victories against Trump are Mounting. Here’s How we Deal the Final Blow
The judiciary, legislative and media have all helped keep Trump in check. But it’s the residents of the United States whose response will matter most in the end
Rebecca Solnit | The Guardian UK
In this moment, populist intervention is everything, not as hate and attack but as an expression of popular will and power. Or as love, since we defend what we love. It is an extraordinary moment, an all-hands-on-deck emergency in which new groups and coalitions are emerging along with unforeseen capacities in many people who didn’t previously think they were activists. It is saturated with possibility, as well as with danger. Continue reading
A year on from Brexit – Britain going in wrong direction -polls
Most Britons think their country is heading in the wrong direction
Health care and terrorism are Britons’ main worries, along with poverty (and social inequality). Concern over immigration—the biggest beef of 2016, a consistent top concern and a powerful driver of the vote to “take back control” from the European Union—has fallen by half.
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