Trump's Narrow Win: Debunking the 'Landslide' Myth
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Presidents often claim electoral mandates to justify expanding their power or to defend their actions, especially in politically charged environments where misinformation and distrust are prevalent. This tactic is used to bolster their legitimacy and push through their agendas.
Topics:nation#misinformation#political-strategy#politics#power-expansion#presidential-mandates#public-trust
- Presidents often claim mandates − especially when they want to expand their power or are on the defensive The Conversation
- Trump Won Less Than 50 Percent. Why Is Everyone Calling It a Landslide? POLITICO
- The ‘Landslide’ That Wasn’t: Trump and Allies Pump Up His Narrow Victory The New York Times
- Trump's narrow win doesn't mean voters want a MAGA government makeover MSNBC
- Trump Has Lost His Popular-Vote Majority New York Magazine
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