and weaker resolve—and that he had trouble paying attention to. What’s more, he had increasingly personalized his antagonism with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, referring to him often with derogatory epithets. His staff had not prepared him for this, but, in apparent relief that he could digress from the op

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ce from its great-power patron. Others think that Kim Jong-un was sending a message to the newly elected presid