Are Donald Trump's tweets a distraction from his real views?

>>1652044
he's a narcissistic moron, there's no way to know what he actually believes. He could be stupid or he could be pretending to be stupid. Most likely it's a lot of both.

>>1652044

Remember this:

Donald Trump is a master salesman and negotiator.

All the "outrageous" stuff he does is part of his act. Pick up 48 laws of Power some time. Half that book could be about him.

This is what happens when we elect a TV celebrity with no political experience. He's been tweeting retarded shit since he first joined Twitter

>>1652123
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>>1652052
all of these
Trump is the smartest idiot in the world, but he's still an idiot.

lol at all the fags that thought he was actually going to build a wall

>>1652133
and hes still richer than everyone combined on /biz/ unless you are retard and believe the dems who say hes bankrupt

motherfucker earns more in a month than i will in my whole fucking lifetime

Read Art of the deal.

"A little hyperbole is good. Be larger than life. Negative press may hurt but it's only help my business"

I'm paraphrasing

>>1652044
>Are Donald Trump's tweets a distraction from his real views?
Not a distraction, more a way of ingratiating himself with his voter base.

>I mean he doesn't actually believe some of these things, does he?
Like Steve Jobs he has a fluid relationship with reality, he might believe those things today (if they aren't just a platitude he's making for the sake of popular appeal) but if circumstances change he will rapidly change his opinion.

Alcibiades was the same.

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>>1652044
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>>1652133
>>1652123
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>>1652052

OP, you are literally asking people on the internet what someone thinks. No one fucking knows what Donald Trump thinks, I'm cringing at you retards who act like you do know. What a fucking stupid question.