Summary: Political discourse in the wake of Hillary Clinton’s nomination for president illustrates our country still struggles with gender issues. But is this because we are by nature sexist, or are our brains simply hardwired to be critical of women leaders?
Summary: Donald Trump’s primary personality patterns are ambitious / exploitative (a measure of narcissism), and outgoing / impulsive (a measure of extraversion). Secondarily, Trump exhibits a dominant / controlling pattern, supplemented by dauntless / adventurous and contentious / resolute tendencies — a personality composite best labeled a “high-dominance charismatic.”
Summary: The Unit for the Study of Personality in Politics (USPP) ‘Media Tipsheet’ offers political reporters looking for a fresh story angle a sometimes unique, often unconventional perspective on politics.
For Trump, It’s About America’s Ego — And His Own By Nancy Benac July 13, 2016 Excerpts WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump was angry: A...
Electoral Map Is a Reality Check to Donald Trump’s Bid By Jonathan Martin and Nate Cohn April 2, 2016 Excerpts In recent head-to-head polls with...
Donald Trump’s political coalition appears to have transcended the regional and ideological divisions that have shaped the Republican Party in recent years.
Questionable Journalism As News Media Editorialize on Trump New Hampshire Victory As reported by CNN: Huffington Post took a visceral and aggressive approach to Donald...
Nate Silver: Trump Has About 5% Chance of Winning [GOP nomination] September 15, 2015 Statistician and writer Nate Silver joins Anderson Cooper to share his evaluation...
Pollsters Dumbfounded by Trump By Ben Kamisar August 27, 2015 Excerpt Polling experts agree on one thing when it comes to Donald Trump’s presidential run:...
An Open Letter to Trump Voters from His Top Strategist-Turned-Defector By Stephanie Cegielski March 28, 2016 Excerpts from letter that speaks to Donald Trump’s character...
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