He believed in authority. He believed in strength. He believed in himself. In that last he was a fascist in a non-fascist role, a purveyor of personality.
He believed in a national personality conveyed in the Constitution and known to him to the point of identification, so he was yet another racist.
His sense of rightness came from a quality rooted in his being, that is, not from thinking rightly. He was a prophet interpreting a religious text.
He was smart as hell but it was used only to serve his masters, the lords of the flat-earth, who reckon that what you see is what there is.
So he was a literalist, the Constitution's equivalent of Biblical fundamentalists, destroyers of meaning. He was all law and no spirit.
He was a fucking monster.
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