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Hi everyone, my name is Timothy Schenk.

I'm a historian at George Washington University and co-editor of descent.

In the summer of 2016, I wrote an article called The Dark History of Donald Trump's right-wing

revolt. A grud of a total happenstance discovery on my part, which was what was at the time

an anonymous group blog called the Journal of American Greatness that was started by a group of

basically self-described Trump supporting intellectuals, which back in the summer of 2016 sounded

like a just insane proposition. At Curiosity, I poked around in the blog and I found some arguments

that were a lot more interesting than I'd anticipated and a lot more serious than I'd anticipated

to. Tracing the lineage of those arguments set me down this really fascinating rabbit hole

into 20th century history more broadly and a few months later, I emerged with a 5,000-word

piece for the Guardian on all of this. One thing that accursed me looking back on it is that

the piece has kind of aged terrifyingly well, much better than many of my other pieces from

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