Ex-Bush Speechwriter Dismantles 'The Dreams Of Conservatives' In Scathing Essay
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There's no contest between the "contending nightmares" being put forward, argued Michael Gerson.
Michael Gerson compared the “contending nightmares” being put forward by both sides of the aisle in his latest column for The Washington Post. And for ex-President George W. Bush’s former speechwriter, there is no contest. Gerson said “the dreams of conservatives are currently troubled by ‘wokeness’ and critical race theory” while “the nightmares of progressives are currently dominated by the growth of right-wing authoritarianism and fascism.”
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