Infinite Discontent
Alasdair CannonFar-right politics seduced liberal nations and people in the 2010s. Our blog and podcast explores why.
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Conclusion: Trumpism and the Question of Fascism
Is Trump 2.0 fascist? In an interview published in October 2025, scholar of fascism Dylan Riley discussed this question. In Trump’s first term, Riley was a noted sceptic of the claim that Trump and Trumpism were fascistic: instead, Trump wa...
Conclusion: Trumpism
Genocidal threats. Subverting electoral systems. The deputization of ICE. Deporting migrants without charges. Reclassifying protest and dissent as terrorism. The endless evocation of threats, internal and external. Consolidating power in th...
Trump 2.0: CECOT & the Prairieland ICE Protesters
El Salvador
In July 2025, Trump’s administration passed his One Big Beautiful Bill. The Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement department—created as a post 9/11 security measure—received an enormous boost...
Trump 2.0: DOGE and Stephen Miller
“What a difference a president makes. A short time ago, we were a dead country. Now we are the hottest country anywhere in the world. The hottest.”1
- Donald Trump, 2026.
The Inauguration
“Just a few months ago, in a beautiful Penn...
The 2024 Elections: Kamala's Defeat
The Democratic party suffered a resounding defeat in the 2024 elections. It was the first time in two decades that they had lost the popular vote for the presidency, and only the second time they had done so since 1988. Six million fewer vo...
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Alasdair Cannon is an author and writer, based in London. His second book, Infinite Discontent: Writings on the Allure of Fascism, is available now.
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