By this time, it seems Trump has taken the form and impression of a regular president, in large part. Not totally.
It's always been said that once they get in office they become the same. It seemed impossible with Trump (and somewhat with Obama), because he was so different, his statements and policies so different, his situation and relationship with the press and SM. But one and a half years into Trump 2.0 he's almost blended into a regular president. Same wars and types of statements about the wars, same oppressions and capture of US citizens rights, same disregard for working and middle class, same relationships that benefit self and circle with money, tech, power. He does more transparency with the press, speaks always it seems fairly openly, but in the current era it doesn't seem to matter because the unethical or nondiplomatic things someone says now have no one to really counter them or take issue, and ignored they have the same weight as not said by previous leaders. The general public, most of all, has the same general stance and position towards him as all the previous ones, most displeased, don't like what he's doing with the country, disagree with almost everything he does, with all the events taking place in the country and internationally, many have reduced conditions because of them, are aware of the civil and constitutional rights losses, but sort of are just waiting it out for him to leave office.