Which of the following films offered a progressive counterargument to the "Make America Great Again" mentality by demonizing the financial sector and focusing on the plight of the working poor?

A) Logan Lucky
B) The Big Short
C) Hell or High Water
D) all of the above

All of the films listed - "Logan Lucky," "The Big Short," and "Hell or High Water" - offer narratives that critique the financial sector and highlight the struggles of the working class, serving as counterarguments to the "Make America Great Again" mentality by focusing on systemic issues rather than nostalgic nationalism.