DRAWING on OBSERVATIONS

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Steven Rubenzer Speeking at the International Society for Political Psychology found of all the presidents, Hillary has the most in common with Richard Nixon “Both introverts, combative, conscientious, not impulsive, having lapses in judgment, lack of a high sense of moral responsibility, and willingness and ability to lie.”
Joanne Miller assistant professor of political science at the University of Michigan specializing in political psychology says, To cope, one “engages in interpretative strategies to deny you’re going to lose. You make an external attribution for the failure. We’re already seeing this with Hillary-she’s … Continue Reading

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Sport has often been used as a metaphor to describe battlefields, strategy and competition. It was in this light that the Clinton campaign first started to draw the parallels between the horse, Eight Belles and Senator Clinton. Leading up to the race the campaign started to talk about the only woman in the race, an underdog, a tough filly that had the stamina to go the distance. The story line was almost too perfect to ignore. If Eight Belles had won, it would have been the campaign’s battle cry going into … Continue Reading

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