What The Trump Campaign Can Learn From The DeSantis ‘Fusionist’ Approach
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What The Trump Campaign Can Learn From The DeSantis ‘Fusionist’ Approach

Nikola Kedhi

As an early supporter of candidate Trump, back in 2016, it was impossible not to appreciate what he was bringing to the public arena — not just in the United States, but in Europe as well. He had an impact that went beyond American shores and inspired a new wave of conservatism, emboldening the so-called forgotten men and women. At certain moments in history, God, fate, or chance cause certain people to take an essential role in shaping the times in which they live. They clearly divide history into two different eras and leave an indelible mark for decades to come. One may not like Donald Trump, or his style, but he made people feel seen and heard, restoring a lost relevance to their vote. 

As a result of a perceived collusion between governments, financial interests and Big Tech, many nations across the West are rising up, voting for the same ideas and principles that the center-right and conservative parties have always defended such as individual freedoms, accountability, free markets, free and fair trade, tradition, culture, border protection and rule of law. They are, however, choosing individuals who are shouting these common sense notions louder than the old polished and well-articulated politicians.

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