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The Art of the Donald
A presidential campaign unfolds in public—rallies, debates, tweetstorms. But there are private moments that can be far more revealing. Here, in what may or may not be the most intimate pictures ever taken of a potential president, photographer ALISON JACKSON offers a uniquely penetrating look at a uniquely confounding candidacy. The results? Truly unbelievable! But mysteries remain
Features
The Art of the Donald
A presidential campaign unfolds in public—rallies, debates, tweetstorms. But there are private moments that can be far more revealing. Here, in what may or may not be the most intimate pictures ever taken of a potential president, photographer ALISON JACKSON offers a uniquely penetrating look at a uniquely confounding candidacy. The results? Truly unbelievable! But mysteries remain
DIGITAL ENHANCEMENT The torch will be passed, and a new leader must be capable of gripping it securely. Will he prove equal to the challenge?
TAKING HIS MEASURE When the candidate looks in the mirror, a president should stare back. With newfound confidence, he is now ready to fill Lincoln's mittens.
FIRST IN WAR As commander in chief, would the candidate use military force responsibly— and tastefully?
KEEPING HIS HEAD? America needs a leader who won't flinch under fire, whether literal, metaphoric, or tonsorial.
WHAT IT TAKES Above all, success in the Oval Office requires an ability to sit still for long hours of exacting prep work.
ONE NATION, INCANDESCENT There is not a black America or a white America or a Creamsiclehued America (waterproof and evenly applied). There is only a United States of America.
