Trump's Second Term: A 'Regime Change' Altering the Presidency

New book by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan details an 'uninhibited' and norm-shattering second term for Donald Trump.

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New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan describe Donald Trump's second term as an 'Imperial Presidency' and 'regime change' within the US.
Their book, 'Regime Change,' details an uninhibited president operating on gut instinct, authorizing military actions without congressional consultation, and fostering a 'bunker mentality' among his advisors.

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New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan describe Donald Trump's second term as an 'Imperial Presidency' and 'regime change' within the US. Their book, 'Regime Change,' details an uninhibited president operating on gut instinct, authorizing military actions without congressional consultation, and fostering a 'bunker mentality' among his advisors.

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