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American author: I wish Trump would understand and resign American author Thomas Edsel, in an article in the New York Times, provided an analysis focusing on Trump's personality and rhetoric during the campaign, noting what he described as significant changes in the nature of his statements, especially his frequent preoccupation with the details of the body movements and physical characteristics of political and sports figures. Referring to Trump's comments praising the muscles and bodies of several figures, Edsel argued that these comments deviate from the usual patterns of political discourse and deserve attention to understand whether they indicate a change in the way he communicates with the public. Referring to the political scene, Edsel used very critical language and expressed hope that Trump would decide to resign, but expressed pessimism about it and believed that Americans would remain loyal to him until the end of his term.

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American author: I wish Trump would understand and resign American author Thomas Edsel, in an article in the New York Times, provided an analysis focusing on Trump's personality and rhetoric during the campaign, noting what he described as significant changes in the nature of his statements, especially his frequent preoccupation with the details of the body movements and physical characteristics of political and sports figures. Referring to Trump's comments praising the muscles and bodies of several figures, Edsel argued that these comments deviate from the usual patterns of political discourse and deserve attention to understand whether they indicate a change in the way he communicates with the public. Referring to the political scene, Edsel used very critical language and expressed hope that Trump would decide to resign, but expressed pessimism about it and believed that Americans would remain loyal to him until the end of his term.

American author: I wish Trump would understand and resign American author Thomas Edsel, in an article in the New York Times, provided an analysis focusing on Trump's personality and rhetoric during the campaign, noting what he described as significant changes in the nature of his statements, especially his frequent preoccupation with the details of the body movements and physical characteristics of political and sports figures. Referring to Trump's comments praising the muscles and bodies of several figures, Edsel argued that these comments deviate from the usual patterns of political discourse and deserve attention to understand whether they indicate a change in the way he communicates with the public. Referring to the political scene, Edsel used very critical language and expressed hope that Trump would decide to resign, but expressed pessimism about it and believed that Americans would remain loyal to him until the end of his term.

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