Steve Bannon Threatens “ICE Surround The Polls” For The Midterms

In 'Why We Did It,' Tim Miller provides an insider’s perspective on the Republican Party’s shift towards authoritarianism and the factors that led to Donald Trump’s ascendancy. The book explores the cynical tactics and ideological changes within the party, as well as the role of conservative media and the broader conservative movement. Miller reflects on his own involvement and the moral compromises made by party operatives, offering a critical look at the current state of the GOP.

In this seminal work, Hannah Arendt explores the historical and philosophical roots of totalitarianism. The book is structured into three essays: 'Antisemitism', 'Imperialism', and 'Totalitarianism'. Arendt examines the rise of anti-Semitism in 19th-century Europe, the role of European colonial imperialism, and the emergence of totalitarian movements in Nazi Germany and Stalinist Russia. She argues that totalitarianism is a novel form of government that differs from other forms of political oppression by its use of terror to subjugate mass populations and its aim for global domination. The book also delves into the mechanics of totalitarian movements, including the transformation of classes into masses, the role of propaganda, and the use of terror to maintain control.