Populism Is Shifting America's Economic Goalposts
I never thought of politics as having a scent — aside from stale pizza and blue slips — but now it does: President's Donald Trump's 'Victory' perfume smells like a 'rallying cry in a bottle.' If that's the scent of the Republican Party, then what do Democrats smell like? Then again, maybe this isn't a red vs. blue thing at all.
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