Log in
Subscribe
Menu
Politics
People
Ideas
Culture
Magazine
Podcasts
Events
Policy Insights
Log in
Subscribe
Hide this label
Latest issue
Past issues
Sections
Politics
UK
US
Labour
Middle East
Europe
Ukraine
The Insider
People
Lives
Columnists
Letters
Brief Encounter
Ideas
Law
Economics
Technology
Philosophy
Climate
Media
Media Confidential
Culture
Books
Film
TV
Music
Art
Stage
Gaming
The Culture newsletter
More from Prospect
Newsletters
App
Policy Insight reports
Commercial opportunities
Policy Insights Members
Politics
From the September 2018 issue
Is is right to call Trump a fascist?
Is the president a dangerous ideologue drawing on America's racist past—or a man more tasteless than sinister? Talia Lavin and Andrew Stuttaford debate
By
Lavin, Stuttaford
August 21, 2018
Talia Lavin is a journalist based in New York; Andrew Stuttaford is a contributing editor of National Review
Politics
Please enable JavaScript to view the
comments powered by Disqus.
Popular in Politics
Burnham doesn’t need to work miracles to bring Labour back together
Britain’s electoral reform debate is too narrow
How green are Zack Polanski’s Greens?
Related articles
The extraordinary ‘settlement’ between Trump and his own government
Whoever is in charge, Labour needs a new immigration strategy
The long, traumatic road back to the EU
Listen to our podcast
Hiring on the cheap: Are news organisations exploiting young journalists?
Sally Hayden: Finding love in a war zone
Smear campaigns and SLAPPs: Gabriel Pogrund on the risks of investigative journalism
