Donald Trump's enduring appeal among American voters is a complex phenomenon that defies simple explanations. The Economist explores three key explanations for Trump's strength: the unique political landscape of the U.S., the economic context favouring anti-incumbent sentiment, and a cultural divide that sees working-class voters aligning with him against an elite establishment.
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