In any presidential campaign where Donald Trump is a candidate, anger is going to have a central place at the table. Trump’s anger can take many forms, from snarky bullying to raging-bull frothing. In the three debates he had with Hillary Clinton in 2016, she had no idea how to deal with him. She tried rising above his anger, dancing around it. She looked weak as a result, as though she wasn’t willing to confront it. And in the first presidential debate of 2024, Joe Biden was revealed to be such a broken branch of a candidate, weakened by age, that Trump, in his canniness, was smart enough to
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