In the thirty years since the Oklahoma City bombing, the country took an extraordinary journey -- from nearly universal horror at the action of a right-wing extremist [McVeigh] to wide embrace of a president who reflected the bomber's values.
The Oklahoma City bombing took place 30 years ago today. It was inspired in part by a horrific novel that brought together white supremacists around the country. Here's a piece I wrote about it a couple of years ago: transfer-orbit.ghost.io/white-suprem ...
-- Aɴᴠ... ʀᴇᴡ Lɪᴘᴛᴀᴋ (@andrewliptak.com) April 19, 2025 at 7:22 PM
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