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American Conservative Rage: How the Conservative Right Created an Angry Outlaw and Split the Republican Party

Most Americans have been shocked and dismayed and many surprised and delighted by the anger that burst forth from Donald Trump right from the start of his presidential campaign. What Trump revealed to the whole of America and to the rest of the world is the depth, breadth and force of the rage that has been boiling and roiling for years in the depths of the nation. For most Americans, it was both the force of the rage and the outrageousness of the messenger that caused the shock and dismay. They knew that American politics can be volatile, but they never expected, in the twenty-first century, that this volatility would take the form of an enraged self-styled billionaire, an “outlaw” to his own party “establishment,” who spits out venom, obscenities and outright lies and who says things about American democratic governance like “It is totally corrupt and only I can fix it!” and “I will accept the results of the election only if I win!” In their amazement, many Americans and, indeed, many around the world are asking “Where did all this rage come from? What are the deep origins of such astounding anger?” Some answers to these questions will be attempted in this essay.