An overriding characteristic of the Trump presidency was the fact that almost all conflicts became personalized.
The Trump presidency was marked by a tendency to personalize conflicts, making disagreements and disputes highly individualistic. This approach often shifted the focus from issues and policies to personal attacks and rivalries, creating a volatile political atmosphere where relationships and character judgments became paramount.
In Michael Wolff's book, "Siege: Trump Under Fire," this aspect is explored in depth, illustrating how Trump's style influenced interactions with allies, opponents, and the media. The...