Minding Politics
Stephen J. DucatThe Psychology of Public Life in an Age of Looming Autocracy
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | mindingpolitics.substack.com |
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Hooked on Hatred
“I am your warrior. I am your justice. For those who have been wronged or betrayed, I am your retribution.” So proclaimed Donald Trump at the 2023 Maryland Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), when he launched his third and ulti...
SANCTIFYING CHARLIE KIRK
First, a self-preserving disclaimer: Given the current climate of manufactured conspiratorial hysteria around Kirk’s killing, MAGA’s conflation of criticism with calls for political violence, and my own desire to avoid an involuntary vacati...
When the Cult Leader Renounces His Own Dogma
The conspiracy story surrounding the “Epstein Files” might be as fictional as those on The X Files, but the facts of the case have only partially mattered to the Trump base. Like the stolen election big lie, climate denial, and the myth of ...
You Don’t Need to Have a Dick to Be One
“I want to be a prick just like Donald Trump,” proclaimed Michael early in our psychoanalytic work together. Finding his “deep masculinity” through mythopoetic men’s drum circles, shooting his gun at the local firing range, and pumping iron...
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I am an author, political psychologist, psychoanalyst, and former psychology professor in the School of Humanities at New College of California, where I taught courses in political psychology, cross-cultural psychology, and psychohistory.
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