Former US president Donald Trump is the “greatest threat to democracy” in the world, says UC Berkeley Professor of Political Science M. Steven Fish.
“Because whatever happens in America of course influences what happens everywhere else,” he told Sky News Australia.
“The remarkable thing is that after all these years the Democrats and Trump’s opponents more broadly still had not figured out a way to pull him down.”
Former US president Donald Trump is the “greatest threat to democracy” in the world, says UC Berkeley Professor of Political Science M. Steven Fish. “Because whatever happens in America of course influences what happens everywhere else,” he told Sky News Australia. “The remarkable thing is that after all these years the Democrats and Trump’s opponents more broadly still had not figured out a way to pull him down.”