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Trump: A Look Back at Four Years Under Active Addiction
Trump: A Look Back at Four Years Under Active Addiction
Trump: A Look Back at Four Years Under Active Addiction
Sunday 17th January 2021
MartinJon explores how addiction shaped Trump's presidency, highlighting the role of fear, personal branding, and societal impact.
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Get the buttons here!Trump's Presidency Through the Lens of Addiction
Addiction is not easily defined or identified, but you can always follow the wake of its destruction, and at the peak, you're going to find someone playing the role of the ultimate victim, and that person needs some help.
What if addiction isn't just about substances but can also be about power and influence? In this eye-opening episode of 'Recover Yourself: Out from Under the Influence', host MartinJon takes a bold look at how addiction shaped Donald Trump's presidency. Forget the usual political debates; this conversation dives into how Trump's addiction to personal branding and self-commodification created a climate of fear and anger across the United States.
MartinJon doesn't shy away from controversy as he explores how both Trump's supporters and detractors have been manipulated by this cycle of fear. He argues that addiction isn't just an individual struggle but a societal one, especially when it comes to politics. This episode isn't just for political junkies; it's for anyone interested in understanding the deeper forces at play in our society.
MartinJon emphasizes the importance of open conversations about addiction, shame, and victimization, urging listeners to consider how these issues impact us all. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges conventional views on addiction and its broader implications.