Index

Citation (2022), "Index", Young, K.A., Schwartz, M. and Lachmann, R. (Ed.) Trump and the Deeper Crisis (Political Power and Social Theory, Vol. 39), Emerald Publishing Limited, Bingley, pp. 203-207. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0198-871920220000039011 Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited Copyright © 2023 Kevin A. Young, Michael Schwartz and Richard Lachmann. Published under exclusive licence by Emerald Publishing Limited INDEX Ableism, 148–149 Accommodators, 68 Affordable Care Act (ACA), 108–109 assault on, 108–109 regulation, 108 signature flaws, 117–118 African Americans, 57 Aid to Families with Dependent Children program (AFDC program), 113–114 “All-of-the-above” energy strategy, 139 Ambassadors, 68 “America First” rhetoric, 10–11 American Blindspot , 69 American carnage, 180 American Dream, 161–162 American social policy, 113 Americans for Financial Reform (AFR), 19 Amnesty to enforcement, 92–94 Anglo-Saxon Protestants, 69 Anti-fascists (antifa), 50 Anti-Muslim sentiment, 69 “Anti-white” doctrine, 10, 53 Antiracist movement, 58–59 Austerity, 148–149 Auto industry, 37 Banks, 145–146 Biden, Joseph, 13, 17, 73, 160, 186, 193, 196 administration, 192 election, 187 immigration policy, 15–16 possibilities for progressive reform, 22–24 Bipartisan consistency, 91–92, 97, 99, 130–131 Birthers, 69–70 allegation, 49–50 Black “crime”, 51 Black codes, 56 Black Lives Matter (BLM), 50 Black Panthers, 33, 55 Black people, 32, 59, 61 Bloomberg News , 18, 136 Bonapartism, 59–60 Border militarization, 85–86 Border Patrol forces (BORTAC), 95–96 Bretton Woods agreement (1944), 181 Brown, Wendy, 35–36 “Build Back Better” legislation, 140 Bush administration, 42 Business confidence, 16 Business Roundtable, 37–38 California v. Texas , 108, 118 Capitalism, 59 depends on borders, militarization, and repression, 94–95 Capitalists, 22–24, 142–143 CARES Act, 114–117 Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA), 97–98 Central American refugees, Democrats and containment of, 95–97 Central American Regional Security Initiative, 98–99 Children’s Health program (CHIP program), 117 China, 190–193 Christian Latinx immigrants, 70 Christian nationalism, 66–68, 70 White evangelicals and, 67–70 CIA intervention, 41 Clean Power Plan, 128–129 Climate destruction, 17 Climate emergency, 1–2, 23–24, 134 Climate movement, 132 balance of forces within ruling class, 142–146 destruction and resistance under Democratic rule, 138–142 destruction and resistance under Republican rule, 133–138 strategy, 135–136 Collaborative Multi-racial Post-Election Survey (2016) (CMPS), 70–71 Congressional Democrats, 90 Congressional Republicans, 8 Corporate compromise, 112–113 Corporate elites, 34–35, 39 COVID-19 pandemic, 107 recession, 112, 117 vaccine refusal, 75–76 Criminal Justice Reform, 51–52 Crisis of democracy , 3 Critical Race Theory (CRT), 4, 10, 52–53, 55, 76 bans, 76–77 vaccine refusal and battle over, 73–77 Culture wars, 71–72 Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), 136, 139 Decommodification, 110 Democratic Party, 39, 91–92 Democratic political elites, 34–36 Democratic rule, destruction and resistance under, 138–142 Democrats, 21, 39, 84, 89–90, 92 and containment of Central American refugees, 95–97 Department of Homeland Security (DHS), 60, 86 Disaster capitalism, 40 Dispute settlement mechanism, 189 Disruption, 146–147 Diversionary wars, 173 Divided citizenship, 113 Dominican Republic with the Central American Free-Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR), 97–98 East Coast elites, 70 Election process, 74 Electoral calculations, 16 Electric vehicles (EV), 142–143 Empire, 181 “Enforcement-only” consensus, 85–88 Environmental politics, 39 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 128–129, 131–133 Evangelical Christianity, 67–68 “Fair and humane” policies, 84 Fair Sentencing Act (2010), 52 Fake news, 9–10, 74 “False flag” actions, 50 Fascism, 59–60 Federal Elections Commission, 31–32 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), 136–137 Finance capital, 144–145 First Step Act, 52 Fossil fuels, 127–129 capitalist power, 131 extraction, 37 producers, 131–132 Republican dedication to fossil fuel profits, 135 “Free market” system, 54–55 Free-trade agreements (FTAs), 84, 97 Free-trade policies, 97–99 Fuzzy math, 11 G-2 strategy, 190–191 Gay rights, 71–72 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, 181 Georgia, 55–56 Globalization, 20 Green New Deal (GND), 38, 148 Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG emissions), 127–128 Guatemalan-United Fruit case, 41–42 Health care, 107 market medicine, 110–112 patchwork policy, 113–115 unequal protection, 115–117 Health firms, 18 Health insurance, 110 Hegemony, 161, 179–180 US hegemonic strategy, 180–185 HFC-23, 131–132 Homeland Security, 35–36 Immigration and borders, 35–37 policy, 13 Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), 12, 85–86 Immigration politics amnesty to enforcement, 92–94 bipartisan imperial road map, 97–99 capitalism depends on borders, militarization, and repression, 94–95 Democrats, 89–90, 92 Democrats and containment of Central American refugees, 95–97 “enforcement-only” consensus, 85–88 U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021, 88–89 Imperialism, 91–92, 148–149 Inequality, 109–110 Intellectual property, 183 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty (INF treaty), 186–187 International Monetary Fund, 181 Interracial mass movement, 58 Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act of 2015, 187 Islamic terrorism, 69 Jellybean test, 57 Job creators, 10 Job-based coverage, 111–112 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), 187 Keystone XL Pipeline, 38 Legitimate protection, 161–165 social and geopolitical conflict, 171–174 Lobbying, 23–24 Malcolm X, 55 Marxists, 60 Mass action, 57 Medicaid, 113–114, 116 Medicare, 113–114, 116 Migrants, 36–37 Militarism, 185–190 continuity in policy, 42–43 control of natural resources, 40–42 and imperialism, 40–43 military contractors, 40 Military contractors, 40 Military leaders, 145 “Military-Industrial Complex”, 40 Muslim ban, 66, 70, 85–86 National neoliberalism, 11 Nativism, 117 NATO allies, 186 military alliance, 163 Natural resources, control of, 40–42 Neoliberal plunder, 164 New culture wars, 70–73 New Deal, 23 New START Treaty, 191–192 “No Justice, No Peace” slogan, 58–59 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), 97–98, 180, 189 Oath Keepers, 74 Obama, Barack, 34 administration, 42 environmental policies, 37 healthcare reform, 12 Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA), 112 Occupy Wall Street movement, 32 Open Skies Agreement, 186–187 Operation Dixie, 113 Opportunity Zones, 52 “Over the horizon” strategy, 168–169 Overton window model of policy ideas, 33 Paris climate accord, 38–39 Path dependence, 143 Patriarchy, 148–149 Performative opposition concepts, 37 Plan Colombia , 98–99 Plan Mérida , 98–99 Privatization, 184–185 Profit motive, 111 Progressive reform continued chaos and failure of, 13–17 possibilities for, 22–24 Project PAC (1776), 77 Proud Boys, 74 QAnon, 74–75 Race, 70, 73, 111–112 Race-baiting, 51 Racial inequality, 58 Racial injustice, 50–52 Racism (see also Capitalism), 10, 59, 117, 148–149 Radical flank effect, 33, 37 Raw materials, 40–41 Reagan administration, 114 Regional militarization, 97–99 Religion, 70–73 Religious fundamentalism, 22 “Remain in Mexico” policies, 86–87 Replacement theory (see also Critical Race Theory (CRT)), 53 Republican obstructionism in Congress, 130–131 Republican Party, 1–2, 39, 91–92 Republican rule, destruction and resistance under, 133–138 Resistance campaigns, 148 Ruling class, balance of forces within, 142–146 Russo-Japanese War of 1904, 173 Second Redemption, 61 Secular stagnation, 13 Secure Fence Act of 2006, 36 Sentencing Project, The, 52 Shariah law, 72 Social movement strategy, 13 Social policy, 107 Social Security, 113–114 South African War, 173 Spanish-American War, 173 Special and differential treatment (SDT), 188 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (2017), 34 Tax cuts on corporations, 34–35 Temporary Legal Status (TLS), 88–89 Terrorism, 72 Third New Deal, 115–116 Third World elites, 161–162 Three Percenters, 74 Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), 188 Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), 188 Transnational capitalist class, 40 Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), 194–195 Trump, Donald, 1, 3, 7–8, 43, 49–50, 67, 159–160 administration policies, 109–110 “America’s back”, 167–171 bullying, 160 Business Advisory Council, 31–32 after COVID-19, 117–119 cutting taxes on corporations, 34–35 draconian anti-immigrant policy, 21 effect, 2 election, 66 environment, 37–39 environmental appointees, 133–134 failed to reduce militarism or weaken capitalists, 185–190 far-right judicial appointees, 8 immigration and borders, 35–37 implications, 43 militarism and imperialism, 40–43 policies, 11–12, 35 politics, 66 possibilities for progressive reform, 22–24 presidential campaign, 180 and racial injustice, 50–52 regulatory policies, 21–22 Republicanism, 108–109 rhetoric, 9 social agenda, 9 unabashed racketeer, 165–167 Trump, Fred, 51 Trumpian politics, 73–77 Trumpism, 1–2, 9, 13, 50, 59–60, 84 U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021 (USCA), 88–89 Unequal protection, 115–117 Unions, 148 United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA), 97–98, 189 Universality, 113 US capitalists, 20–21 US corporations, 19 US foreign policy, 160 US ruling class, 20 US-Korea Free Trade Agreement, 191 US-Mexico border, 2 Vaccine accepters, 76 Vaccine refusal and battle over Critical Race Theory, 73–77 Vietnam War, 182–184 Voting rights, 55–58 Voting Rights Act (1965), 55–56 Wagner Act (1935), 23 Wall Street Journal , 17–18 War, 162 “War on Christmas”, 66 White Evangelicals and Christian nationalism, 67–70 religion, race, and new culture wars, 70–73 Trumpian politics, 73–77 White supremacists, 50, 56 White supremacy, 52–55 Whiteness, 69, 73 Willow project, 140–141 World Bank, 181 World Health Organization, 7–8 Yellow Vest movement, 148 “Zero-Tolerance” policy, 86 Book Chapters Prelims Introduction: Trump as Symptom Trump, Biden, and Why Elections Don't Bring Bigger Policy Changes Trumping the People: How the Corporate Elite Benefitted From the Trump Administration Trumpism and Racial Oppression The Marriage of White Evangelicals and Trump: Vaccine Refusal, Critical Race Theory, and the New Culture Wars Immigration Politics from Trump to Biden: The End of Reform and the Growth of Class Struggle Risky Business: Health Care Before and After Trump Fossil Fuels, the Ruling Class, and Prospects for the Climate Movement Domination Without Hegemony and the Limits of US World Power Trump and the Politics of Imperial Decline Index

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