This time around, the weight of voter apathy seems greater than the mainstream media's attempt at pacifying public opinion through catapulting establishment candidates into the White House by way of the conventional PR campaign. Tepid economic growth, flat real wage growth, and social media's effect on culture, society, and the mainstream media's capacity to craft a political narrative over the past eight years, has culminated into what is now Donald Trump. Ironically, he's the only candidate running an unorthodox campaign (self-funding, anti-PC, no political background) in an unorthodox political climate. The further Hollywood, the GOP, (and the Pope) push Trump away, the closer he gets to the general public. The question isn't who is going to let him, but who is going to stop him?
Monday, 29 February 2016
Is Trump Unstoppable Now?
Undoubtedly, Donald Trump has masterfully managed
to channel the general public's disdain for institutionally corrupt
politicians. That disdain is validated and galvanized by Hollywood celebrities
each time one of them makes a character assassination attempt on him.
This time around, the weight of voter apathy seems greater than the mainstream media's attempt at pacifying public opinion through catapulting establishment candidates into the White House by way of the conventional PR campaign. Tepid economic growth, flat real wage growth, and social media's effect on culture, society, and the mainstream media's capacity to craft a political narrative over the past eight years, has culminated into what is now Donald Trump. Ironically, he's the only candidate running an unorthodox campaign (self-funding, anti-PC, no political background) in an unorthodox political climate. The further Hollywood, the GOP, (and the Pope) push Trump away, the closer he gets to the general public. The question isn't who is going to let him, but who is going to stop him?
This time around, the weight of voter apathy seems greater than the mainstream media's attempt at pacifying public opinion through catapulting establishment candidates into the White House by way of the conventional PR campaign. Tepid economic growth, flat real wage growth, and social media's effect on culture, society, and the mainstream media's capacity to craft a political narrative over the past eight years, has culminated into what is now Donald Trump. Ironically, he's the only candidate running an unorthodox campaign (self-funding, anti-PC, no political background) in an unorthodox political climate. The further Hollywood, the GOP, (and the Pope) push Trump away, the closer he gets to the general public. The question isn't who is going to let him, but who is going to stop him?