The article critiques President Trump's approach to governance, arguing that he perceives himself not as a collaborative leader but as an authoritarian figure. It emphasizes that true governance in America requires cooperation with Congress, respect for judicial authority, and acknowledgment of the people's sovereignty. Trumpâs disdain for these democratic principles is evident in his desire to dismantle bureaucratic functions, seeing himself as a boss whose will should govern rather than a representative serving the nation. His relationship with the public is portrayed as one of demand for loyalty rather than partnership.
Trump not only disregards the collaborative nature of governance but sees himself as a boss, expecting allegiance rather than partnership from Congress and the public.
While he may understand the traditions of American democracy, Trump's actions demonstrate contempt for its principles, favoring an authoritarian approach to leadership.
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