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Subtext into text

Posted on March 15, 2016
by John Jackson

From A National Descent into Trump’s Pants,

“Rather, Mr. Trump turns subtext into text, whether it’s about immigration or torture. Republican candidates had sent certain messages to voters for years, and now the party hears them coming back from Mr. Trump translated, or perhaps decoded.”

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