PROFILE
FROM Stephen Marche
The "White Man Pathology" Peter Wehner might not vote for Trump, but a lot of Americans would. Of course, they’re generally not the same people who’d vote for Bernie Sanders, but one writer thinks that the two candidates have more in common then you might think. A Canadian observer of American politics explains his theory to Madeleine.
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