Living with the Long Emergency
Donald Trump's recent actions have sparked concerns about his mental state, with some interpreting his behavior as a sign of panic rather than strength.
"(Trump) putting out an AI video of himself dumping sh-t on protestors suggests panic, not strength." - Paul Krugman, 21 Oct 25 Newsletter
Additionally, Trump's White House renovations have been seen as a means to humiliate and intimidate, conveying the message that resistance is futile.
"The excess and ugliness of his White house renovations serve a political purpose: to humiliate and intimidate, to send the message that resistance is futile.” - Paul Krugman, 24 Oct 25 Newsletter
This behavior was particularly evident in the aftermath of the No Kings rallies on October 18, where millions of Americans participated, and Trump responded with an AI-generated video depicting him dumping feces on protesters.
Author's summary: Trump's actions reveal his growing fear and insecurity.
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