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A great subject in itself.  Personally view your take as perceptive.  

James (also a centrist) claims that the blue states resent the red states' attempts to participate in U.S. policy.  I thought Obama was cut from that cloth, seeing himself as a teacher (your word) whose job it was to educate America towards globalism and his other core beliefs.  As a matter of style I tremendously appreciate the "braininess" of his approach.

Trump is a negotiator; he does not resent an opposing view or try to suppress it ("I don't blame China.  I blame us.").  But he certainly wants to "win," and as crushingly as possible.

 In a conference room he shoots for consensus, but I think only as an expediency - not usually having a win-win spirit long term.  His greed for personal victory doesn't leave a lot of room for a win-win scenario.

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