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Trump Can’t Stop Talking About Communists

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Trump Can’t Stop Talking About Communists
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On July 5th, for America's 250th anniversary, Trump delivered an address that was in large part about communists.Daniel Torok/Zuma Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. When Donald Trump gets into a loop, it’s hard to get him out. He’ll just talk in a circle until he’s bored and moves on to the next thing.

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On July 5th, for America's 250th anniversary, Trump delivered an address that was in large part about communists.Daniel Torok/Zuma Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. When Donald Trump gets into a loop, it’s hard to get him out. He’ll just talk in a circle until he’s bored and moves on to the next thing. He has fixated on Greenland and ruminated on his reflecting pool. Right now, though, his focus is The Communists. And as a new Reuters analysis reveals, he’s really into it: Over the past two weeks, Trump has brought up communism a full 81 times. Communism is an old rhetorical obsession for Trump—who was in first grade when Joseph Stalin died—and his allies.

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