The article examines Donald Trump's persuasion tactics, emphasizing that emotional resonance can be more effective than factual economic arguments in rallying crowds. It draws on psychological principles to explain why emotion-driven narratives often prevail in political contexts, offering insights into persuasion techniques.

An exploration of how emotional appeal triumphs over economic logic in political campaigns

A Trump Lesson of Persuasion: A crowd is not won on economics; they are won on emotions

I believe every person and every event that happens to pass through any of my senses can teach me something in life. I divide the things I learn to a very simple classification — positive or…

A crowd is not won on economics, they are won on emotions.

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