The Toddler in Chief

In The Toddler-in-Chief, Daniel W. Drezner explores the unique characterization of Donald Trump as a toddler, highlighting how both critics and allies frequently describe his behavior in this way. Drawing from over a thousand examples, Drezner examines Trump’s temper tantrums, impulsivity, and other traits reminiscent of childhood, arguing that such qualities have significant repercussions for American democracy and foreign policy. The audiobook delves into the implications of these traits and the erosion of presidential checks and balances over the years.