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“Every epoch is a sphinx that tumbles into the abyss once its riddle is solved” - Heinrich Heine, 1833
It was only as the reality of Trump’s win began to sink in that the enormity of the change ahead began to dawn on us.
With control over the House, the Senate, the Supreme Court and the executive, Trumpism 2.0 has the all means to make good on its outlandish promises; early nominations suggest it has the mettle too.
But beyond politics itself, there is an even bigger prize at stake: to change the psychology of a nation.
After 40 years of neoliberal dominance, finally, it feels as though the consensus around both social liberalism and economic liberalism will end in January. Now, with a few definitive strikes of the legislative guillotine, Trumpism will set the tone for the middle of the 21st Century: a post-liberal world order.
As Rod Dreher explains, this has huge implications, from art to race to geopolitics The world is about to be made anew. The vibe shift is real.