Eight years ago, when Donald Trump addressed the nation for the first time as president, he did so as the revolutionary leader of a massive populist movement. The government he had just been tasked with leading, he argued in his inaugural address, was corrupt, its economic system rigged. The people surrounding him on stage—the country’s political and business elite—had spent decades lining their pockets and growing more powerful as much of the country went to hell. America’s cities, in his

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