Parker Molloy does a run-down of coverage of Trump's hate rally at Madison Square Garden, and concludes:

"It looks like major news outlets have finally decided to call things as they are—at least for now. Over the weekend, reporting on Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden marked a significant shift in how the press portrays political events, particularly those that descend into hate-filled spectacle."

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https://www.readtpa.com/p/no-more-euphemisms-media-gets-real

"At his Madison Square Garden rally, Trump’s argument was hate and fear. ...

As an encapsulation of what Trump stands for as a candidate, and what he would bring to office, the rally was an effective medium for his closing message."

~ David A. Graham

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https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2024/10/trump-madison-square-garden-rally/680424/

"Drawing frequent comparisons to the pro-Nazi rally held there in 1939, the rally was filled with racist, crude, and incendiary rhetoric. ...

And yet, around half of Americans plan to vote for him.

Even more troubling, 82% of white evangelicals plan to vote for this."

~ Kristin Du Mez

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https://kristindumez.substack.com/p/courage-to-stand

"Ironically, extremist movements within secure democracies are usually the ones actually destined for the garbage heap. That results from a simple fact: In order to keep the show going and the money flowing, extremism has to keep out-extreming itself. In an attention economy like this one, the effect can be even more pronounced."

~ Jay Kuo

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https://statuskuo.substack.com/p/punching-your-own-maga-face