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Uber Refused To Hire Michael Cohen
The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that Cohen, Trump’s lawyer and “fixer,” pitched Uber but was repeatedly denied.
The ride-sharing company cited Cohen’s ownership of New York taxi medallions as a potential conflict of interest.
He modified his pitch in response to those objections, reminding the company he was “the president’s lawyer,” a person close to the company said.
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Vox - Why are we taking Donald Trump’s Korea diplomacy seriously?
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Donald Trump is a liar. More than that, he’s a fraud. Not just a person who makes factual misstatements but a person who has gotten ahead in life through extensive use of bullsh*t, leaving in his wake a trail of broken promises. ...
As president, this pattern has only continued. ...
Trump’s Korea rhetoric is alarming and dishonest
A good clue that we are being set up for some bullsh*t is that not only is the Trump administration’s North Korea policy being headed up by Donald Trump, but it has been conducted so far like you would expect a bullsh*tter to conduct policy. ...
And there are at least three big ways this could end up going badly:
- Trump could make a big show of a decisive diplomatic breakthrough at some strategically opportune moment in the fall to try to gain the upper hand in the midterm elections, only for the actual details to prove meaningless when there’s time for analysis later.
- Trump could sell out American interests by agreeing to an unfavorable deal, simply for the sake of the positive PR of a major breakthrough - with Republicans in Congress backing him up out of partisanship and nobody able to do anything about it for years.
- Trump could show up in Singapore, discover that Kim is not in fact interested in the kind of thorough disarmament that Trump has in mind, and then, feeling miffed by the North Koreans, embrace National Security Adviser John Bolton’s preference for an unprovoked American military strike.
I’m happy to admit that it is, at least in theory, possible that a vainglorious, dishonest, ignorant, and corrupt president who is already lying about his own diplomatic initiatives will shock the world by delivering something fantastic. But Trump has been in the public eye for decades, has a well-deserved reputation as a braggart and a liar, and deserves to be met with nothing but skepticism.
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gzt: Apart from all the possible financial and relationship motivators.
Obama has a Nobel Peace Prize.
Trump has to have one as well.
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