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Donald Trump is lashing out in all directions

It’s not only Muslims and Mexicans he denounces... banks and big business get the biggest kicking of all

23 January 2016

9:00 AM

23 January 2016

9:00 AM

 

 Washington

The best explanation for the Donald Trump phenomenon was given to me by a woman I met at one of his recent rallies. She’d spent the best part of three decades backing conventional Republican candidates. But, she said, ‘not again — not ever again’.

A good politician, she said, does enough unpopular things to make a difference to the nation — but not so many that they couldn’t be re-elected.

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