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Trump and the art of ‘dealism’

Last updated: April 27, 2025 6:00 am
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The Art of the Deal by Donald J. Trump, published in 1987, has become a point of reference for understanding the mindset of the current US president. In the book, Trump outlines his approach to dealmaking, emphasizing aiming high and relentless pursuit of goals. While some may view it as a mere ghostwritten publication, many see it as a window into Trump’s psychology and leadership style.

Trump’s administration has been marked by chaos and unpredictability, with policy shifts and controversial decisions drawing both praise and criticism. His followers, however, have embraced The Art of the Deal as a sacred text, using it to defend and justify his actions. The concept of “dealism” has emerged, where blind faith in Trump as a master dealmaker trumps all other considerations.

Dealism allows for flexibility and justification of any outcome, as long as it is seen as part of a larger strategy orchestrated by Trump. Supporters are quick to defend his decisions, even in the face of contradictions and u-turns. The cult-like devotion to Trump as a leader has been compared to a religious fervor, with critics warning of potential consequences in the long run.

Despite the fervor surrounding dealism, Trump himself has admitted to enjoying the thrill of the game without worrying too much about the outcomes. His followers, however, continue to analyze and interpret his actions through the lens of The Art of the Deal, attributing strategic brilliance to his every move.

As the Trump presidency continues to unfold, the influence of dealism on his supporters remains strong. Whether it will lead to lasting success or eventual disillusionment remains to be seen. The Art of the Deal may offer insights into Trump’s mindset, but its application in real-world governance is a matter of ongoing debate and speculation.

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