In David Brook’s New York Times article, he argues that trumps behavior and politics is a revolution in the advancement of the definition of masculinity and a rejection of the civility codes created over time

He rejects the balance between masculinity and felinity ideal, and he embraces all the identity of masculinity and is also built on misogyny

Brooks argues that trumps misogyny is different from historical misogyny which blames women that are corrupted and are monsters.

Trump’s misogyny has a commercial flavor, where in the area of male competition women are used to win points in the competition.

Trump’s misogyny is to immaculate arrival male competitors by either insulting their women if she is not attractive, or concurring his rivals