TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月6日 21時04分

For four years, Donald Trump has been the dominant force and inescapable fact not only of national politics but also of American life. Now, @mollyesque writes in this week's cover story, he finds himself displaced as the central character in his own campaign by a plague that answers to no calendar, ideology or political objective. Just as the virus has changed the way adults report to offices and children go to school, upending whole industries in the process, it has spurred a massive shift in the fundamental act of American democracy: how we select the President who will be charged with ending the pandemic’s reign of destruction, dealing with its aftermath and shaping the nation that rises from its ashes. And as with so many other changes wrought by the coronavirus, the practice of American politics may never be quite the same again. Read more at the link in bio. Illustration by Tim O’Brien (@obrienillustration) for TIME

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