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Fourth indictment

If found guilty, consequences for Trump are essential to maintaining the rule of law for all. His indictment for trying to overturn the election is a big story. Yet, the mass delusion that drives many Republicans surveyed to still support him is also a sad and tragic story.

In high school, some of us learned about mass delusion while reading Arthur Miller's “The Crucible.” Today, persecutory delusion is one of the drivers of Trump.

Why and how he continues to be supported by so many may be a bigger story than even Trump himself.

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If found guilty, consequences for Trump are essential to maintaining the rule of law for all. His indictment for trying to overturn the election is a big story. Yet, the mass delusion that drives many Republicans surveyed to still support him is also a sad and tragic story.

In high school, some of us learned about mass delusion while reading Arthur Miller's “The Crucible.” Today, persecutory delusion is one of the drivers of Trump.

Why and how he continues to be supported by so many may be a bigger story than even Trump himself.

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