Euro Libs think electing Trump is threat to democracy?

 Breitbart:

The prospect of a Donald Trump return to the White House in 2024 poses a “fundamental” challenge to Europe, the leader of the world’s largest investment company warned Tuesday.

The Daily Telegraph reports BlackRock vice chairman Philipp Hildebrand issued his caution from the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland.

In doing so he added his voice to the swelling chorus from Europe that fears a Trump return to the world stage.

The veteran Swiss banker said the re-election of the former U.S. president “would challenge Europe fundamentally” given Trump’s determination to embrace America First in matters from trade to diplomacy, NATO funding, and climate policy.
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I find those suggesting that Trump is a threat to democracy more than a little crazy.  Trump is running for election as president and has said that he will leave at the end of his term.   When Trump was president he followed the Constitution.  I suspect that what they really fear is that Trump is not a lib.

See also:

Trump narrowly denied clean sweep of Iowa's 99 counties by 1 vote

Trump wins 98 of 99 Iowa counties in Monday caucuses

That looks a lot like a democratic election. 

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