The narcissist in the White House heads for ever more dangerous waters
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More than a decade ago, before Donald Trump was elected president, I was fascinated – and more than slightly terrified – by what his presidency could mean for the US and the world.
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What happened
More than a decade ago, before Donald Trump was elected president, I was fascinated – and more than slightly terrified – by what his presidency could mean for the US and the world.
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Follow-up questions
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