Ian Brown's article in The Globe and Mail delves into why Donald Trump retains support despite apparent contradictions. It features an interview with Jungian analyst Vladislav Šolc, who provides psychological insights into the draw of strong, assertive figures like Trump. Šolc explores how deeply-rooted fears and emotional responses can override logical considerations, explaining how voters' unconscious motivations and desire for perceived stability during tumultuous times may lead them to align with such leaders.

For the complete analysis, visit The Globe and Mail article.