We can't just be against Trump. It's time for a bold, progressive populism | Robert Reich

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Trump's regressive populism - cruel, bigoted, tyrannical - must be met by a bold progressive populism that strengthens democracy and shares the wealth.
60% : Anti-establishment fury remains at the heart of our politics, and for good reason.
59% : How has Trump gotten away with this while giving the super-rich large tax benefits and regulatory relief and surrounding himself (especially in his second term) with a record number of billionaires, including the richest person in the world?
57% : In the election cycle of 2016, which first delivered the White House to Trump, the richest 100th of 1% of Americans accounted for a record-breaking 40% of all campaign donations.
49% : They found that "the preferences of the average American appear to have only a miniscule, near-zero, statistically non-significant impact upon public policy.
49% : This has left Trump's regressive populism as the only version of anti-establishment politics available to Americans.
42% : We can't simply return to the path we were on before Trump.
17% : But it didn't have to be a tyrannical one Demonstrations against Donald Trump Trump are getting larger and louder.

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