| Description |
274 pages ; 22 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
Temper Tantrums -- Short Attention Span -- Poor Impulse Control -- Oppositional Behavior -- Knowledge Deficits -- Too Much Screen Time -- Potpourri; or, A Toddler Sampler -- When Caregivers Give Up: Staffing the Toddler in Chief -- Conclusion: Will We All Live Happily Ever After? |
| Summary |
"We have a president, Donald Trump, who disregards the norms of presidential behavior and treats those institutions of government that are designed to check presidential power, as inconvenient nuisances. Trump exhibits little knowledge of policy and has unpredictable emotional responses to criticism and crisis. Daniel Drezner contends that Donald Trump exhibits the behavior of a toddler and our response reveals the weaknesses of our ability to restrain a president. This book builds on a collection of tweets by our tweeting president and responses to them that Drezner says demonstrates toddler-like behavior as well as the failed efforts to contain his worst impulses. He uses these tweets to highlight the weaknesses of the American political system when presented with a president who operates outside the lines"-- Provided by publisher. |
| Subject |
Trump, Donald, 1946- -- Psychology.
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Presidents -- United States -- Psychology.
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United States -- Politics and government -- 2017-
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| ISBN |
9780226667911 hardcover |
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022666791X hardcover |
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9780226714257 paperback |
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022671425X paperback |
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