Concerns grow over Trump’s election win and its implications for U.S. democracy

The article discusses concerns about the recent election of Donald Trump, describing him as an autocrat. It highlights a trend where many voters prefer strongman leaders over traditional candidates, raising questions about the state of democracy in the U.S. The author notes that historically, many fascist leaders were initially elected. They express worry that voters, particularly those from lower economic backgrounds, may overlook Trump's past actions, including his 2021 coup attempt. The piece concludes by emphasizing the potential global impact of political developments in the U.S., suggesting that what happens there could affect other countries.