“Democrats want to recalibrate America”

War historian Victor Davis Hanson appraises Donald J. Trump’s improbable and tumultuous presidency. In Hanson’s telling, Trump’s enemies, the self-styled “resistance,” thwarted the disruptor in chief from the beginning, at every turn, using every means, overt and covert. The classicist, farmer, and New York Times bestselling author warns that democracy, itself, is at stake on Election Day.

Four years ago, then-candidate Donald Trump promised an end to neo-con adventurism in the Middle East and to shift greater global responsibility to America’s NATO allies.  Supporters and critics alike agree that, as president, Trump has followed through. Arguably, his “America first” strategy has brought greater stability even as it confounds the Beltway commentariat.

At home, however, America has never seemed more dived.  Historian Victor Davis Hanson places the blame on Trump's domestic enemies: “They tried to strangle his infancy in the cradle”. 
If Trump campaigns for the forgotten man, Hanson tells his story. Trump is their h ...