That's disingenuous at best, and frankly you should be ashamed to present such a weak argument. And in the 21st century, as you mention, the "populist Republic

That's disingenuous at best, and frankly you should be ashamed to present such a weak argument. And in the 21st century, as you mention, the "populist Republican president" is pretty blatantly playing an inside game and an outside game, cursing the industry and political establishment to the public, then going inside and shaking hands and sitting down with the same people, going so far as to put them on his cabinet and deep inside his government.