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What Trump and Biden Have in Common, According to Advisers


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It was not like Biden asked them if he should be running in the first place, and it's not likely he would have heeded any staffer's qualms about his fitness or electability. Even Biden's closest advisers—the men who have been with him a half-century at this point—aren't known to offer tough talk when they walk into the Oval.

The article from MSN discusses the commonalities between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden, as observed by their advisers. Both leaders are described as having a strong sense of self-confidence, often believing they are the smartest in the room, which can lead to a reluctance to accept advice or criticism. They both exhibit a transactional approach to politics, focusing on deal-making and personal relationships rather than ideological consistency. Additionally, Trump and Biden share a tendency to personalize politics, viewing political battles as personal conflicts. Their advisers note that both leaders have a deep-seated belief in their own narratives, which can sometimes cloud their judgment or lead to decisions based more on gut feeling than on data or expert advice. Despite their different political ideologies, these traits highlight a surprising similarity in their leadership styles.

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