Internal observations of Trump’s decision‑making style by campaign staff
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The passage offers anecdotal character assessments from Steve Bannon and unnamed staff, but provides no specific names, dates, transactions, or actionable evidence of misconduct. It is largely narrati Describes Trump as both confident and insecure, prone to gut‑driven decisions. Claims Bannon praised Trump’s relentless campaign schedule. Alleges Trump ignored written briefings and formal informati
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