Blogs by subject: Politics

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Here are ChangingMinds blogs so far written about Politics:

• Well, at least Brexit is on the road to somewhere now
• The Power of Credibility in Politics (and How This is Not Always Enough)
• Standing on the Brink: Brexit, Impeachment and Climate
• Brainers, golden geese and nudging politicians, using memorable memes
• On the Brink of Brexit: TV questions, Petitions, Marches and Parliamentary Madness
• Can rebels ever succeed? It's not as easy as it might seem
• The Trump in all of us (but which we don't let out)
• Tabloids, Trump and the media: shock, outrage and the unholy alliance
• Would President Trump lie under oath? Yes and no. And where might it all go?
• King Lear, its modern-day relevance and the exhaustion of acting
• Three adjectives to describe Donald Trump
• Us and them: How terrorism is good for us, though it is bad for all of us
• Getting the job: the least worst candidate, Theresa May and the hoped-for great saviour
• Are we sleepwalking back to an age of feudal, absolute power?
• Subtle headlines and deeper psychology: language used in reporting of the retweet scandal
• Basil Fawlty, Donald Trump and a whole conference of psychoanalysts
• Tragedy, Opportunity, Privatization and Politics
• Selfishness, Capitalism, Democracy: where are we going?
• Capitalist Carpe Diem: Hedonism and Despair in the Modern World
• The Psychology of Trump: Three surprising preferences that drive how he behaves
• Politics, Brand and the Detoxification Problem
• Elections, leadership and the ever-shifting polls
• Needy or greedy: a blind political assumption
• Bashful billionaires, billionaires that bash, and those that become puppeteers
• The second American Civil War
• Anti-Political Correctness as Power
• Leave, Remain or Stay: Small words that may have changed the world
• Do, Lead, Help, Nudge or Watch
• Organizing for local support and action
• The polarisation of society and a way back to moderation
• Understanding American Politics: It's Self vs Social, not Haves vs Have nots
• Self, short-term and stupidity: the unholy persuasive trinity
• How to get things done in your community
• Stepping up to the mark. Can Donald Trump do it?
• We're on the brink of a precipice and might just jump
• Control, Corruption or Culture, a Common Political Choice
• The UK and Europe: A love-hate relationship
• Where will Bernie's votes go? The strange, strange US Presidential elections may get stranger still
• Free Speech, Dignity and Tolerance
• Populism and terrorism: two trends with a common cause
• Terrorism, radicalization and the polarizing politics of outrage
• The Greatest America?
• The Power of Populism and Recent Global Politics
• Why Has Populism Become So Popular?
• Terrorism, radicalization and the polarizing politics of outrage
• Welfare, housing and unexpected surprises
• The power of television and control of a country
• Kings, mobsters, celebrities and superheroes
• When do the parts become the whole?
• The power of the 'Yes' option
• Politics and Persuasion in the UK General Election
• Managing boundaries and drawing the line
• Culture, Courage and Whistleblowers
• A Tale of Two Doctors
• Assertion or Persuasion in Politics
• Moving politicians
• In the press
• Political conversion?
• Extremist persuasion
• Set up to fail
• Jury duty
• Obama, history and hope
• Obama and the mouth clamp
• Changing a politician's mind?
• Getting in the votes
• Influencing politicians
• Net losses
• Hugging hoodies, political footballs and practical parenting
• The cost of persuasion
• Select committees
• Showbiz and politics
• Bush, Blair and brand
• 7/7, one year on
• Secret trials
• How to lose an election
• Political blunders and the power of the press

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