President Trump’s relationship with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has been characterized by a high level of trust, which in turn has granted Rubio significant sway over policy and strategic decisions, particularly in the context of Iran. While Rubio’s counsel undoubtedly carries considerable weight, it is ultimately Trump who retains the authority to make key decisions. This dynamic has been confirmed by administration insiders who have firsthand experience with the decision-making process.
According to various accounts, Trump appears to be relying less on traditional diplomatic channels, such as the State Department, and more on his own instincts. This approach has been explicitly endorsed by Trump himself, who has stated that he often trusts his gut feelings. Trump’s character plays a significant role in this strategy, as he has historically expressed skepticism towards US intelligence agencies and career diplomats.
This top-down approach to policy-making has been particularly evident in the context of Iran and negotiations, where consensus-driven decision-making is often eschewed in favor of a more unilateral approach. As a result, diplomats may feel frustrated by the perceived disregard for their expertise, as well as the marginalization of intelligence officials and professional diplomats.
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