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Trump is using 1950s-style anti-communist messaging to warn Americans about a 'communist menace' from the Democratic Party, reviving Cold War tropes in campaign rhetoric.
Trump is using 1950s-style anti-communist messaging in campaign speeches, warning Americans about a 'communist menace' from the Democratic Party. The framing echoes McCarthy-era rhetoric. Trump is applying decades-old Cold War language to domestic politics, which is rhetorically aggressive even if the underlying claim that Democrats are communist is not credible.
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