Tag Archives: Donald Trump

Trumpian Darkness or True Light? Choose

Trump and many of his fans twist themselves in the perpetual torment of their resentment and anger. Henry Vaughan describes their state in “The World.”

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Would Willy Loman Be a Trump Supporter?

Donald Trump as Willy Loman? Well, both are dreamers. Only one of them, however, is cruel.

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The House Speaker’s Théoden Moment

House Speaker Mike Johnson had a Théoden moment when it came to Ukraine aid. I explore the parallels.

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In a Dante-esque Prison of His Own Making

Trump’s suffering the the Manhattan courtroom is his own version of Dante’s Inferno.

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Bothsiderism in Lewis’ Last Battle

When the journalists engage in bothsiderism in the 2024 election, they resemble the dwarfs in Lewis’s “Last Battle.”

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Democracy under Assault? Stand Firm

How to withstand Trump’s incessant assaults on democracy? Be like Lizzie in “Goblin Market.”

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Beware Freeing an Authoritarian Gulliver

Dreams of a strongman freeing himself from Lilliputian ropes is a dangerous fantasy, Swift explains.

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Joe Biden as Old Father William

Think of Joe Biden as Lewis Carroll’s Old Father William, who pushes back against ageism.

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Trump as a Sadistic Steinbeck Bully

As bully, Trump resembles Curley in “Of Mice and Men.” Recently Biden, like Lennie, struck back.

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