The leitmotif for Trump about his own campaign was how crappy it was and how everybody involved in it was a loser.
In "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," Michael Wolff highlights a recurring theme in Donald Trump's perspective on his presidential campaign. Trump often voiced disdain for the campaign itself, referring to it as poorly managed and filled with individuals he deemed unqualified or ineffective. This negative sentiment revealed a deeper frustration with both the process and the people surrounding him during this critical period.
Wolff's portrayal indicates that Trump's self-critique extended beyond mere commentary; it reflected his complex relationship with his own political ambitions. Despite his public bravado, behind the scenes, he expressed a lack of confidence in the efforts and outcomes of his campaign, suggesting a belief that those involved were not meeting his expectations. This insight provides a unique lens through which to view Trump's tenure and the challenges he faced while pursuing the presidency.
