There seems to be a great deal of confusion, understanding, what's happening, what's playing out,

among the many commentators on CNN, MSNBC, and across the cable news landscape.

They don't know how to interpret the results

of the New Hampshire and Iowa caucuses.

They can't figure out the contradictions,

the high turnout in New Hampshire, the low turnout in Iowa.

Specifically, they can't understand the divide in the Republican Party between its two

halves, the larger dominant MAGA half and the smaller minority mainstream Republican half.

About 45% of Republicans voted for Nikki Haley. They don't want Donald Trump

to be the MAGA nominee. But what most commentators don't get is they think the threat

that America faces, and specifically them and their children, is from the left,

not from the fascist right.

This is one of the great mirages in American politics.

At the most, there are 10 loony left members in Hakeem Jeffrey's caucus.

The far left has no real power in America.

The places where it does assert influence, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, have become disasters, and the law and order disaster in

those cities has become fodder for Trump's great propaganda machine playing out on Fox News.

This dynamic has always been true in America. As the old quote goes, when fascism comes to

America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying the cross. And at the core, those elements

are very much present in Donald Trump's MAGA movement.

All fascist movements come to power and to fruition through a coalition of conservatives and fascists.

The conservatives, without exception, as the coalition forms,

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