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the unraveling of America

we don't have a head coach.


the guy in our White House made a pandemic political. it's disgusting.
 
LOL, and you think I want to debate bull****? Why?

you stated your opinion that the article was bull ****
but you have been unable to explain why the information presented was other than authentic

which tells us all you have is an unsubstantiated opinion
 
Some nations - make that many - are dealing with the Corona virus better than the USA. Sweden is one of them.

It helps not having an idiot in charge. Mr Trump's defects become more apparent by the day and I hope for everyone's sake that he is not re-elected.

Trump is only as powerful as his supporters' enabling of him. All are developmentally damaged, mendacious, or as Trump is, both. Mary Trump, PhD, "aced" this evaluation and who would know better?

Two attacks on this country by disease, one set of symptoms vigorously enabling the other. For most supporters, it is a medical disorder triggering involuntary attraction to an authoritarian.

https://twitter.com/bandyxlee1/status/1244463041913200640?lang=en
Bandy X Lee, MD, MDiv on Twitter: "And it is untrue that Trump ...

Mar 29, 2020 - Bandy X Lee, MD, MDiv‏ @BandyXLee1 Mar 29 ... And it is untrue that Trump followers will denigrate experts in all ... They are, for the most part, developmentally wounded “authoritarians”, which means they submit readily to authority

Childrearing Beliefs Were Best Predictor of Trump Support | Psychology Today
Feb 1, 2017 - By assessing the mindset of Trump's earliest supporters, this political ... A poll with four weird questions helps explain Trump's surprising victory.
....There was method in MacWilliams’s seeming madness of asking questions about childrearing in a political poll. Answers to these questions had been shown in previous research to be an excellent index of an authoritarian outlook on life.

New study identifies a psychological factor linked to ...
New study identifies a psychological factor linked to Trump supporters' vindictiveness
The desire to matter and feel significant among Donald Trump supporters is associated with support for hostile and vindictive actions against the president's political rivals, according to new research published in the journal Political Psychology. In a series of studies conducted immediately before and after the 2016 election in the United States, the researchers examined how the quest for .

List of cults of personality - Wikipedia

....The cult of personality which grew up around John F. Kennedy largely came about after his assassination, and the cult of Ronald Reagan also came mostly after his time in office, when his administration was adopted by many conservative and right-wing personalities as being the "last good time" in recent American history.[citation needed]

A number of scholarly papers and peer-reviewed articles have assessed the personality cult that some say has developed around U.S. president Donald Trump. A paper that appeared in the 2016 American Political Science Association Annual Meeting stated that "during the 2016 Presidential primaries, the 'cult of personality' candidate, Trump, won the primary."[170] Larry Schweikart and Joel Pollak's How Trump Won: The Inside Story of a Revolution, states that "some conservatives looked forward to Trump's defeat as a chance to rid the GOP of the insufficiently conservative insurgents who were bringing it to defeat by choosing a candidate who was a mere reality-show Hollywood celebrity, a lifetime liberal who was hijacking their party and their cause with a vain cult of personality."[171] Ethnologists Jonathan Rosa and Yarimar Bonilla wrote of "Trump's xenophobia, bombast, and cult of personality, reminiscent of leaders in South Africa, Gambia, Uganda, Libya, and Zimbabwe."[172] Daniel Kato noted that "according to political theorist Hannah Arendt's thinking Trump may yet hunker down, drawing strength from the resistance to him, and continue to consolidate his cult of personality."[173] Articles, editorials, and a number of elected officials on both ends of the political spectrum have noted Trump's emerging cult of personality,[174] while others have cited in particular his repeated claim that "the news media are the enemy of the people"[175] as one hallmark of such a central figure, deriving directly from Stalin's use of the phrase.[176]
 
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