
Daniel Geary
Daniel Geary is the Mark Pigott Professor of US History at Trinity College Dublin, known for his expertise in American political history and contemporary social issues. His work often explores themes of democracy, resistance, and the challenges posed by authoritarianism in modern America. Geary has been in the news for his insights on the current political climate under Donald Trump's presidency, highlighting the apparent lack of widespread resistance among the American public and the implications of this 'mass cowardice' on democracy.
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Daniel Geary is Mark Piggott professor in US history at Trinity College Dublin.
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