The beautiful face of the president of Europe. The mechanisms of flattery in politics

First Trump gave a typical introductory speech, called by his biographer Walter Isaacson "a gibberish tirade". He told – as he did, incoherently, but passionately – about the large successes of his and the government over the past 7 months and how much the average Americans benefited from it. Trump's self-promotion immediately dared his ministers, "personal priests," as he called them in "Rzeczpospolita" prof. Roman Kuźniaar, to unfettered praise.