A Salon columnist argues that President Donald Trump's administration, aiming to reshape the world into a 'white-supremacist wonderland,' is doomed by internal corruption and moral failings.

The critique centers on Stephen Miller, Trump's deputy chief of staff for policy, who is compared to Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's propaganda minister, due to his alleged moral corruption.

The article highlights how financial graft within the Trump administration has undermined Miller's goals, leading to a potential 'humiliating implosion' as the administration faces a likely midterm electoral defeat.

The piece also notes the diversion of taxpayer funds intended for aid to countries like Mali to right-wing nationalist groups, exacerbating the crisis.

While the author acknowledges the dark humor in the situation, they conclude that Trump's political downfall has confounded his supporters who took his statements at face value.The analysis underscores the fragility of the Trump administration's foreign policy ambitions amid growing internal and external pressures.