Political editor John Harris called Trump ‘the greatest American of our time’.

John F. Harris, editor-in-chief of Politics Global, said in a new release that President Donald Trump’s second victory confirms his control of American politics, making him one of the country’s most successful leaders.

Harris reiterated that he wasn’t portraying Trump as a righteous or evil character, or that Trump was a successful president, but that his influence was huge either way.

“He’s a powerhouse of history,” Harris said. His column Published on Tuesday.

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The editor-in-chief said on Monday that Trump’s second term puts the president “in a completely new light” — now that “reasonable people are in power in a situation where they cannot deny a basic fact.” He is the greatest American of his time. .”

Harris said Trump’s assessment “is a realistic statement of the breadth of his record,” noting how the president began “dominating” the GOP a decade ago and now dominates “a broad discussion of every aspect of American politics.”

He pointed out that Trump’s second victory would prove to be “no fun” even though his opponents have been harping on his shortcomings in the media for almost a decade. “He is a man who has an ability to recognize opportunities that most politicians do not and has the ability to create powerful and lasting relationships with many people in a way that no one of our time can match,” explained the editor-in-chief. Slow down to see this power.

Harris said that Trump’s political opponents need to stop their tactic of portraying Trump as a political disgrace. “You can’t marginalize Trump by treating him as a temporary problem or simply saying that he’s illegitimate and illegitimate,” he said.

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“Opponents have no choice but to acknowledge that they represent a major historical argument for him and his movement — and then marshal those same major arguments to defeat him.”

Harris went on to compare Trump’s personality traits to those he has labeled “the most accomplished presidents.”

“Like influential predecessors, the debates have changed the terms of the debate in a way that resonates in both parties – in this case on issues like trade, China and the role of big corporations,” he said. They have used it more effectively than their rivals.

The author pointed to Trump’s “extraordinary psychological strength” as a “signature of the most consequential presidents.”

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“Imagine running for president in the midst of huge civil lawsuits, criminal charges and serious criminal convictions – and then coming out of this behavior as a bigger person than before. Tolerance and tolerance.”

Harris said that many of the great unifying presidents in American history were seen as controversial and somewhat divisive in their time, suggesting that Trump will likely be cast in this way in the years to come.

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Trump has yet to prove he can be a facilitator, he added: “What he didn’t show in his first term, or on the road to his second, was the ability to bring these conflicts to a resolution, to unite, and that will require Trump to show a new understanding of himself and how he will use the next four years.”