Friday essay: ‘epic fury’ – the men of MAGA might be the most emotional US leaders ever
Kon-yu says Boebert took and sent a photograph of Clinton during her deposition, which the essay uses as a comparison in media framing.
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Kon-yu says Boebert took and sent a photograph of Clinton during her deposition, which the essay uses as a comparison in media framing.
In a Friday essay, Natalie Kon-yu argues that emotional expression and displays of anger shape Donald Trump’s administration and MAGA politics, with different expectations for men and women. She presents the contrast as evidence of a gendered, feelings-driven form of political power.
White House press secretary discussed for her rhetoric and public image
Vice President discussed for his anger and confrontation with Volodymyr Zelensky
Vance's version of this story ↗Former homeland security secretary discussed in relation to deportation policy and her departure
Noem's version of this story ↗President and central subject of the essay’s argument about emotional political style
Trump's version of this story ↗Defense secretary whose public statements and conduct the essay discusses
Hegseth's version of this story ↗
Colorado congresswoman discussed in connection with a photograph taken during Clinton’s deposition
Former congressman mentioned as another man accused of having “Mar-a-Lago face”
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