This month, Yoon Suk Yeol, the president of South Korea, took up golf again to prepare for Mr. Trump¡¯s presidency. ¡°For our countries to continue our conversations, our president also needs to hit the ball properly,¡± a senior South Korean official told reporters, a perfect quotation. In one instance, you see the range of reactions — deference, vanity, strategy, comedy and an awareness of the deep dangers of the world.
There¡¯s a dimension of making the unspoken spoken here; traditionally, a person trying to get ahead in this way might get out to the driving range and on the greens quietly, out of sight, and appear in final golfing form at Mar-a-Lago in February to talk about tariffs and the U.S. military, rather than previewing this to reporters. But with Mr. Trump, it¡¯s also good to publicly demonstrate a level of deference to his interests; he seems to like knowing not only that you¡¯re trying to flatter but also that you¡¯ve conceded something in the process.
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