TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月20日 20時29分

Once again, @ドナルド・トランプ is putting his own instincts at the center of his campaign. The political mercenaries who tried to discipline his impulses in 2016 have been shown the door. The 2020 campaign is unmistakably #Trump’s show. “We all have our meetings,” the President tells a group of TIME journalists during a wide-ranging discussion in the Oval Office, the day before he formally kicks off his re-election bid. “But I generally do my own thing.” Campaign staff have been hired to follow his lead, and the President has made it known that when he tweets a new policy or improvises an attack at a rally, everyone had better be ready to follow along. Gone is the rickety operation that eked out an upset victory over Hillary Clinton. In its place, advisers boast, is a state-of-the-art campaign befitting an incumbent President. Despite the trappings of convention, however, Trump has for the most part thrown out the playbook for incumbency. "My whole life is a bet," he says. Read this week's full cover story—inside Trump’s gamble on an untested re-election strategy—at the link in bio. Photograph by @paridukovic for TIME

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