INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
TEHRAN - A professor of political science from the University of South Alabama says that Trump could content the religious and evangelical
Nader Entessar tells the Tehran Times.Last week's testimony at congressional hearings on the Jan
6 Capitol assault portrayed an enraged Trump throwing food against a White House wall, voicing support for threats against his vice
president, and dismissing the news that some of his supporters had come armed with rifles.Everyone has a point about recent hearings and
their potential consequences
Some believe that Trump is being damaged during the hearings while others say Trump's supporters, who are mostly evangelical and political
the January 6th hearing sessions?A: The televised hearings have been interesting, especially the session with Cassidy Hutchinson, and aide
to Trump's White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows
January 6th hearings have not generated the kind of enthusiasm that had mesmerized the American public during the Watergate hearings in the
divulged in the current hearings, and the Republicans, especially the party's leadership and core supporters, have dismissed both the
decision will have immense political consequences not just for Trump's future but also for the entire edifice of America's political
trust him? A: Support for authoritarian leaders is not based on reasoned and rational arguments and justification but on blind trust and
that in recent months cracks have appeared in Trump's camp and his supporters, former President Donald Trump still has a sizeable base of
criminal charges against Trump (a reasonable likelihood at this time), he will be among the top favorites to capture the Republican
nomination for the presidency again if he decides to run for the 2024 White House race.Q: While many see Trump as an abnormal impulsive
personality, do you agree that he was successful in some aspects like economy? A: Judging success in Trump's case is in the eyes of the
set of broad philosophical principles that they hoped would provide the foundation for establishing a new societal and political order in
American democracy in light of such a split?A: I think procedural democracy with its focus on electoral processes as the basis of democratic
to this challenge, is the loss of perceived legitimacy in the country's major political institutions, including the presidency, congress,
and the judiciary, in the eyes of an increasing segment of the American populace.
