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work_2t4ypvns7be7lgoquav7dw4v2e	Kira Hall	The hands of Donald Trump	2016		.pdf	text/html	13625	1015	57	If the roles of celebrity and politician have merged in the public sphere, as a voluminous literature suggests (e.g., Brummett 2008; Duffy and Page 2013; Hariman 1995; Lempert and Silverstein 2012; West and Orman 2003; Wheeler 2013), entertainment forms once associated with genres such as stand-up comedy—including the exaggerated bodily characterizations of the sociopolitical world that Trump deploys to diminish his adversaries—now make good political sense. A second gestural enactment that caught the attention of the media is Trump's depiction of Ohio governor John Kasich shoveling a pancake into his mouth (see Figures 8a–d), which was performed at a rally in Warwick, Rhode Island, in response to widely circulated images of Kasich eating at a New York restaurant.	./cache/work_2t4ypvns7be7lgoquav7dw4v2e.pdf	./txt/work_2t4ypvns7be7lgoquav7dw4v2e.txt