Opinion: We haven’t hit peak populism yet

It’s a mistake to analyze our presidential election in America-only terms. President Joe Biden and Trump are being tossed about by global conditions far beyond their control.

(Mark Makela | The New York Times) People gather in Lititz, Pa., to watch the first debate between then-President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden on Sept. 29, 2020.

Opinion: We haven’t hit peak populism yet

It’s a mistake to analyze our presidential election in America-only terms. President Joe Biden and Trump are being tossed about by global conditions far beyond their control.

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