The Inflection Zone / Mark Green
Mark GreenFive years ago, I wrote Trump wanted to be an American Fascist. Now that he's 10x worse, I'm launching "The Inflection Zone", to be a visual substack to track the power shift between Trump's piracy and our democracy.
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Author of a couple dozen books on policy & politics -- from #1 best-selling "Who Runs Congress?" (1972) to "Wrecking America" (on Trump's lies & corruption, 2020). First Public Advocate for NYC and X-prez of Air America.
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