We’ve seen Donald Trump’s type of populism in Africa, it always ends in tears
Donald Trump speaks to voters in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, ahead of a victory in that state’s Tuesday primary.(AP Photo/Mel Evans) Early this month the worst nightmares of a large number of Americans—and the world—came to pass when reality TV star and businessman, Donald Trump became the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party. This is of course the man who has called immigrants rapists and criminals, promised to build a wall keeping Mexico out (that Mexico will pay for), promised to review hitherto untouchable NATO treaties, promised to restore waterboarding as legitimate intelligence gathering and promised to ban all Muslims from entering his country.