The Nov. 8 election did a lot more than make Donald Trump president elect. It, of course, will change the government’s approach on a variety of issues, from business regulation to climate science, immigration, health insurance and taxation.
But the election, in which a majority of voters backed the candidate with fewer electoral votes, also touched off a wave of political protests unlike any in living memory.
In an interview for Maine Public Radio’s Morning Edition, University of New England political science professor Brian Duff discussed some of these issues with host Irwin Gratz.
