That white supremacist groups back Donald Trump for president of the United States, and his slowness to disavow the support of David Duke, all illuminate the fascistic origins of Trump the phenomenon. In fact, Paxton acknowledges that while Fascism began in France and Italy, "the first version of the Klan in the defeated American south was arguably a remarkable preview of the way fascist movements were to function in interwar Europe." That the KKK was drawn to the Trump candidacy, and that he refused to disavow them speak volumes about his fascistic roots.
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