This week's Washington visits revealed a president who likes to dominate but predominantly needs to be liked It is safe to assume that the Oval Office had never before witnessed the practice of dandruff diplomacy. Donald Trump, standing beside Emmanuel Macron, told reporters: "Mr President, they're all saying what a great relationship we have, and they're actually correct," he said. "It's not fake news." The French leader grinned. Then, with unexpected intimacy, Trump reached for Macron's should...
Dandruff diplomacy: why Macron groomed Trump but Merkel got the brush-off
The Guardian - 28 Apr 2018 14:16
This week's Washington visits revealed a president who likes to dominate but predominantly needs to be liked It is safe to assume that the Oval Office had never before witnessed the practice of dandruff diplomacy. Donald Trump, standing beside Emmanuel Macron, told reporters: "Mr President, they're all saying what a great relationship we have, and they're actually correct," he said. "It's not fake news." The French leader grinned. Then, with unexpected intimacy, Trump reached for Macron's should...
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