Trumpism

The specter of Trumpism over America
03
Apr
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The specter of Trumpism over America

BY: Mohammad Ghaderi PEJOURNAL - The 2020 U.S. presidential election was not actually a rejection of Trumpism, but a non-white attempt to reject the use of racist tools to win votes. This is while Biden's coming will not necessarily solve anything inside and in this white conflict with immigrant Americans, but rather lead to temporary ignorance of the pain that this wound will do in every election and occasion in the future. The American Bleaching Project theoretically is what Huntington theorized in his book titled “Who We Are”. This project is the same as WASP: A good American is a…
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The 2021 U.S. administration; a flawed solution for a disintegrated world
12
Feb
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The 2021 U.S. administration; a flawed solution for a disintegrated world

BY: Mohammad Ghaderi PEJOURNAL - U.S. has its hard times ahead. Trump or Trumpism is not a person, it’s a thought or an idea. Thinking that allowed the White House to increase government activity and interference in the areas of political, economic and social issues which troubles particularly the white class and the capitalist community. A thought that sought to increase economic freedoms and capitalism and did not accept the idea of “equality of humans” alongside with the idea of “freedom for all humans.” If the coronavirus had not fallen in the lives of the White House, that is affecting…
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What does Joe Biden’s presidency mean for America’s role in the world?
10
Nov
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What does Joe Biden’s presidency mean for America’s role in the world?

BY: Atlantic Council PEJOURNAL - We finally have a winner. After several days of counting votes, former Vice President Joe Biden has defeated President Donald J. Trump in the US presidential election, after the Associated Press called Pennsylvania for the former vice president on November 7.  While Biden may have to contend with a divided Congress to achieve his many domestic priorities, he will have much more power to shape US foreign policy going forward. “Under a Biden presidency, the United States will shift from a ‘with or without us’ approach to a policy that fundamentally believes the United States can achieve more when we work together with partner nations,” Jason Marczak, director of…
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