In Donald Trump's second administration, the political landscape is marked by significant chaos. Thomas Friedman notes that, unlike the first term filled with filters and buffers, the current environment is dominated by amplifiers that exacerbate conflicts. The deterioration of Trump's friendship with Elon Musk exemplifies the unpredictability of their characters. Friedman emphasizes that this instability is perceived globally, revealing concerns over how the United States is being run, akin to business operations rather than national governance.
In his second administration, Trump is surrounded by amplifiers, indicating increased chaos compared to the first term where he had buffers and filters.
Friedman highlights the unprecedented instability in Trump's governance style, equating it to running the country like a business rather than a nation.
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