Why clichés don't work when communicating with Trump

Just in case, on the “I'll tell you how to talk to Trump and his entourage.”

When I read that Trump should be influenced through the traditional “arms” lobby, I want to remind all authors of such theses: “old” and “traditional” American arms companies are not in favor with Donald and his entourage.

He brought a bunch of people with him to the White House who happen to be lobbyists for the “new,” “young,” and “technological” companies, for whom all these Lockheed Martins, Boeings, and others are too expensive and outdated.

That is, now, given who runs the White House and the Pentagon, these companies are themselves looking for ways to prove to the redhead that they are needed in the American defense order. And why they are at least no worse than the techno-fascist companies that Trump brought to power en masse.

So I get it, there are tons of advisors and everyone knows how to communicate with crazy people. But still, before giving advice, at least do a superficial analysis.

The clichés of “working with Republicans” from even 2017 don't work. Not to mention the 90s or 00s.

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About the author. Yuriy Bohdanov, publicist, specialist in strategic communications in the field of business, public administration, and politics.

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