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Book · 2018 · Political Science

Trumpocracy

The Corruption of the American Republic

by David Frum · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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Trumpocracy by David Frum is a political analysis examining the state of American democracy and governance during the Trump administration. On an episode of The Rubin Report in March 2018, Dave Rubin discussed the publication while speaking with author David Frum about the American republic and its political corruption. At the conclusion of the podcast interview, Rubin reminded the audience to follow Frum on Twitter and directed listeners to check out the book directly through the link provided in the show notes below the video. Rubin's mention served as a closing recommendation for viewers interested in exploring Frum's detailed critique of contemporary political institutions, conservative politics, and the various institutional norms challenged during that era. The reminder ensured that the podcast audience had direct access to purchase and read the text for a deeper perspective on the arguments presented by the author throughout the conversation.

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Dave Rubin for more on David follow him on twitter at david fromm and check out his book from Bhakra see in the link r… 1
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“for more on David follow him on twitter at david fromm and check out his book from Bhakra see in the link right down below”
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“joining me today is the senior editor of the Atlantic a contributor on MSNBC and the author of the new book Trump accuracy the corruption of the american republic david frum”
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“David from argues yes in his new book trumpocracy the corruption of the American Republic”
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“the book again is trumpocracy the corruption of the American Republic”
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“it's interesting because that's sort of the same approach as David fromm's trumpocracy which debuts at number six where he's saying like let's let's stop focusing on the character of President Trump and actually look at the actions”