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By Shane Goldmacher
Shane Goldmacher, a national political correspondent, the 2024 presidential campaign.
Shortly after Donald J. Trump went to the reservation in an Atlanta criminal in 2023, he told a pocket of allies and advisors about his delight through pose for the first American presidential shot. Other defendants in the case had noticed a series of images of published reservations published, washed, clumsy and uncomfortable.
But Mr. Trump said he had temporarily noticed where the Gentiles arrived here in the room and knew how to better place his face, according to two other people who remembered his comments. He had shown prospective facial expressions to help in advance, remembers a user and had decided on an opposite air. When he arrived here, he appeared and leaned forward. The Got Herera caught a deep and provocative look, his face separated from the shadow and separated in Gentile.
The images, and the domain of Mr. Trump, played an important role in the food of their return to the White House. In many ways, Trump not only a candidate sailing in the 2024 race, but the executive manufacturer of his own policy returns.
“If you had to summarize your description of the task of your career, that is necessarily that,” said David Kochal, a long -standing Republican strategist. “He has been doing it for 40 years, in politics, in business, in the media. It is one of the most productive we have seen. “
Other fashion presidents have confiscated how to create evocative photographs that tell stories. Ronald Reagan had his horses and his cowboy hat. George W. Bush cleanses the brush. Bill Clinton threw his saxophone at the end of the night. But Democrats and Republicans have been surprised through the knowledge of Mr. Trump’s political staging, accrediting their years that rise through the sensationalist culture of New York and as a television star in “The Amprentice. “
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