Donald Trump's approach may be defined as transactional, commodifying everything from presidency to polling, as evidenced by his lawsuit against Selzer and the Register.
The lawsuit claims harm to Trump and Iowa voters due to a supposedly skewed poll, framing citizens as consumers misled by deceptive practices.
Trump's legal stance reflects a deep belief in the transactional nature of politics, akin to treating speech as assets he can manage and litigate.
Despite the absurdity of claiming that poll results represent election interference, Trump's lawyers assert that deceptive polling harms both him and his supporters.
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