Trump electoral 'kiss of death' is just more Democrat wishful thinking

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : Take the stunning success last week of British populist politician, Nigel Farage, the architect of Brexit and the foreign political leader most closely associated with Trump.
69% : "We have had a very good relationship," Trump told the Sydney Morning Herald when asked about the re-elected Australian prime minister.
44% : But there is little about the Toxic Trump narrative that withstands scrutiny -- and it overlooks the global strength of similarly populist anti-establishment movements running on issues of national sovereignty, immigration, and cultural identity.
42% : Labor plans to pay for its largesse with the sort of socialist disasters Americans rejected in November, such as a tax on the unrealized gains of Australian workers' superannuation accounts, their captive government-mandated retirement savings.
40% : Donald Trump as the kiss of death for conservative parties was the claim in most election post-mortem analysis.
36% : But even if Dutton had donned a blonde wig and a MAGA hat nothing would have altered his fate, since his campaign lacked the discipline, policy sophistication, savagery, or pizazz of Trump's.
34% : Girdursky, who describes Canada as a "whole nation of Rachel Maddow viewers" also attributes Carney's victory to the collapse in support for smaller left wing parties, thus consolidating votes for the Liberals, rather than to Poilievre's affinity for Trump.
32% : " In Canada, the Toxic Trump narrative was more plausible since apple-munching, media-punching Poilievre had been riding high in the polls against the loathsome Trudeau before Trump launched his perplexing attacks on the maple leaf nation, and teased Canadians about becoming the 51st state.
29% : If Dutton did try to imitate the US president it didn't register with Trump who didn't even know who he was, while gushing about Albanese.

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