@realDonaldTrump: political celebrity, authenticity, and para-social engagement on Twitter

Andrea M. McDonnell · Mark Wheeler

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The celebrity politician is no longer an exceptional type of political actor, but a vital and identifiable figure in modern culture, one who has a profound impact on political practice and particip...

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