NYT columnist details scenario in which 'Trump wins' and Kamala Harris, Democrats 'blow it'
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NYT columnist David Brooks detailed how former Donald Trump could win the election in November in a column on Wednesday that explained five "turbines of Trumpism."
The New York Times also published a column on Tuesday on how Trump and the Republicans could lose the election, which was written by columnist Ross Douthat. Douthat largely attributed a potential Harris victory to a "minimalist" campaign message. Hanna Panreck is an associate editor at Fox News.
Another "turbine" Brooks described was that the Democrats "are the party of the ruling class," which he argued boiled down to the "diploma divide" in America.
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