"Trump’s campaign pushes buttons that social scientists understand. When the GOP nominee paints a dark picture of a violent, frightening America, he triggers the “fight or flight” response that’s hardwired in our brains. For the body politic, it can produce a kind of panic attack."
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Friday, August 5, 2016
Why facts don’t matter to Trump’s supporters; Washington Post, 8/4/16
David Ignatius, Washinton Post; Why facts don’t matter to Trump’s supporters:
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