Trumpled (Alternative Leading)

[DJC]

Most scholarship I've read and seen positions them as two adjoining shades of grey in a paint catalogue. There's just enough difference to notice a difference, but the overall chromatic values are basically the same. Sounds a little like Red Peril fear mongering to me.

That’s my understanding too Paul; there’s an awful lot of common ground in the middle and elected representatives often vote across party lines.  Of course, the emergence of the Tea Party this century has created a more extreme far right element in the Republican movement.

However, there is an element of long-standing animosity and reference to mid-19th century policies and actions is part of the political discourse.

Just to illustrate the point about blurred party lines, I understand that there is a “Republicans for Biden” group.  Of course, an anti-Trump movement within the Republican Party has been in existence since he put his hand up.