Bill Maher says he didn’t “go MAGA” after dining with Trump — but he spent his HBO monologue mocking liberals and softening Trump’s image. Here’s how he got played.
Trump’s trade war is based on a fake economic emergency, distorting facts to justify tariffs, gain power, and threaten U.S. stability.
There are no magic words. But moral attacks your base loves are the core of a winning strategy.
Bill Maher says he didn’t “go MAGA” after dining with Trump — but he spent his HBO monologue mocking liberals and softening Trump’s image. Here’s how he got played.
Trump’s trade war is based on a fake economic emergency, distorting facts to justify tariffs, gain power, and threaten U.S. stability.
There are no magic words. But moral attacks your base loves are the core of a winning strategy.
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FrameLab book club members: Please scroll to the bottom for an update. Over the past year, I have written a
For those participating in the FrameLab Book Club today at 11 a.m. PST today, here is the Zoom link.
In today's newsletter: First, a short (3 minute) analysis of how the New York Times used a troubling
'This infantile "I want a big daddy figure to reassure me" attitude goes a long way to explaining how Trump got a second term.'
The 'wisdom of crowds' and the power of persuasion
Plus: Important FrameLab Book Club details
Plus: 10 Ways to Keep Democracy Alive (video version!)
Here's a quick reading and an update (and reader poll!) for our FrameLab Book Club members. From The
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