Trump’s rallies have become a cultural phenomenon, fostering a sense of community and creating a dark spectacle markedly different from traditional political events.
John Hendrickson highlights the carnival-type atmosphere at Trump rallies, emphasizing the cult of personality around him, making these events feel like a never-ending tour.
Attending a Trump rally offers individuals a chance to feel part of something larger amidst the decline of traditional social organizations and community engagement.
In contrast to Trump, the Democratic rallies lack the dystopian narrative and the same fervor of community found at Trump’s events, highlighting a stark difference in mobilization.
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