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America notebook: How Donald Trump is destroying the Republican party

Can no one save the centre-right from this bombastic, populist, nationalist billionaire?

16 January 2016

9:00 AM

16 January 2016

9:00 AM

I am writing on the morning that President Obama is to deliver his last State of the Union address. You, reader, therefore know what he has said. I can only guess. ‘We have come so far… yet there remains so much to do.’ Did I get it right?

Yet ‘much to do’ only mildly describes the staggering array of crises that President Obama will bequeath his successor.

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David Frum was born in Toronto and is senior editor at the Atlantic, chairman of the board of trustees of Policy Exchange and a former speechwriter for President George W. Bush.

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