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At that point, the Muslim ban proposal, I contacted five fascism experts and asked them if Trump qualified. They all said no. Innone were comfortable saying Trump went that far.

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He was too individualist for the inherently collectivist philosophy of fascism, and not sufficiently committed to the belief that violence is good for its own sake, as a vital cleansing force. Five years have now passed, and the fascism questions have only grown more frequent. Trump has had time to implement quite anti-immigrant and ro policies, and refused to denounce his most extreme and violent supporters, from the neo-Nazis and white nationalists in Charlottesville to the Proud Boys here. And every week, I receive dozens of emails from readers wondering if I stand by my conclusion inthat Trump is simply a bigot with an authoritarian streak, not a fascist.

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So I reached out to the experts I talked to back then. Four of the five replied, and I also got in touch with a few more scholars who have researched fascism to get a broader view. No one thinks Trump is a fascist Fascisys, full stop. But most experts did not even go that link, and some expressed concern that describing Trump as a fascist undermines the term and leads to a misanalysis of our current political situation.

Trump really is trying to discredit the coming presidential election. He really has hired officials with ties too white nationalist groups. But things could always get worse. There really are leaders who suspend elections, dissolve legislatures, throw large numbers of citizens into camps without trial or appeal, who turn their nations into one-party states oriented around a cult of national rebirth.

It came terrifyingly close to happening in Greece, where the explicitly neo-Nazi Golden Dawn became the third-largest political party in the mids. And if and when it does happen in America, we need to have the right terms and tools to confront it.]