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God, there's so much wrong with the reality behind that headline. Megadonors shouldn't be a thing. Donors with major business before the government should especially not be megasized because of the conflict of interest. Super PACs shouldn't exist. The president should not have a Super PAC
https://brewminate.com/complicated-alliances-fascism-and-corporations-in-the-twentieth-century/
why do you think they want to erase the holocaust from history, even as they call everyone they don't like "anti-semitic"?
I really dislike this insinuated detachment of capitalism from the right.
Capitalism is inherently a right-wing ideology, placing control of the means of production into the hands of individuals and corporations, for the benefit of the individual/corporation. Individualism and corporatism in turn are core tenets of (alt)right politics.
Now it's one thing that the US Overton window shifted so much to the right that what were once borderline radical right-wing policies, are considered today to be "commie libtard ideology"... But that doesn't change the fact that capitalism is inherently right-wing. So of course fascists would heavily rely on it. After all it gives them both control and plausible deniability of said control.