Inequality, racism and polarisation set stage for Trump's 'American carnage'

by Evelyn Reynolds 10 January 2021, 06:00 199 Views

Analysis: The attack on the US Capitol shook America’s image of itself but is democracy really in its most precarious moment since the civil war?

In the film Mr Smith Goes to Washington, James Stewart’s eponymous hero gazes with reverence and awe at the dome of the US Capitol, the near sacred citadel of American democracy.

Source: US Politics - theguardian.com

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Inequality, racism and polarisation set stage for Trump's 'American carnage'

For Donald Trump, what began as farce is ending as tragedy | Marilynne Robinson

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