From his first attacks on Mexicans (rapists and murderers), Moslems (terrorists), immigrants (invaders), and his invocation of "American Carnage" (enemies flooding the streets), to labeling NATO allies as leeches, Free Speech and Black Lives protestors as anarchists, to his latest rallies Trump has exhibited a dangerous and destructive "War of the Worlds" mentality which is a central to the included series of articles.  

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From his first attacks on Mexicans (rapists and murderers), Moslems (terrorists), immigrants (invaders), and his invocation of "American Carnage" (enemies flooding the streets), to labeling NATO allies as leeches, Free Speech and Black Lives protestors as anarchists, to his latest rallies Trump has exhibited a dangerous and destructive "War of the Worlds" mentality which is a central to the included series of articles.  

Authors Bio:
Les Adler is professor emeritus of history in the Hutchins School of Liberal Studies at Sonoma State University. A specialist in twentieth century American history, his academic publications have dealt with America during the Cold War Era and on issues in interdisciplinary higher education. He has worked as a film and book reviewer for Bay Area newspapers and has contributed political and social commentary to national newspapers and National Public Radio.