Trump: Brexit Vote and Rage-Riding Campaign

trump: Perhaps expressions of popular rage, like the Brexit vote and the Donald Trump election, have brought the tide of indignation to full flood, from where it might soon recede, according to The Chronicle Herald. Or are we doomed to yet more anger, more pique, more outrage In 11 days, Trump will be sworn in as president of the United States and the great anger of 2016 will have reaped its reward. When have we had more The left hates the right, populists hate elites and the rich-versus-poor resentment index has never been higher. Trump got there in a rage-riding campaign against foreigners, minority and women's rights, free traders, liberals and elites, as well as random celebrities. He exploited all-American anger among those who feel denied their share of jobs or income or government benefits because someone else also gets a chunk, someone less deserving, even foreign perhaps. It felt like a new enemy got added every day. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.