Donald Trump’s return to the presidency in 2025 has produced a government so chaotic, so unserious, and so self-parodying that it defies conventional political analysis. This is not just authoritarianism—it’s incompetent authoritarianism. From incoherent trade policy to government via group chat, the regime has replaced strategy with spectacle and governance with grievance.
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