Trump, as almost anyone who had ever worked for him appreciated, was, despite what you hoped he might be, Trump-and he would invariably sour on everyone around him.
In "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" by Michael Wolff, the author describes Donald Trump as consistently disillusioning those who held high hopes for him. Many of his former colleagues recognized that, regardless of their expectations, Trump maintained a predictable pattern of behavior that ultimately led to disappointment and conflict. His tendency to become dissatisfied with those around him created a challenging environment for those trying to work with him.
This portrayal highlights the complexity of Trump's personality and leadership style, suggesting that alliances would often deteriorate over time. As people in his circle experienced the reality of working with him, many understood that their initial admiration would likely fade, as Trump’s approach to relationships was often short-lived and prone to negativity. This insight offers a critical lens on the dynamics within his administration and the difficulties faced by his associates.
