If you would strike at the King, take care that you kill him. (Emerson)
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If you would strike at the King, take care that you kill him. (Emerson)
Are you suggesting that Trump is using the DOJ for personal revenge against a vocal critic? It seems that you are and that you are okay with that.
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Hardly. I imagine Trump is learning of it the same time as us.
But when you take a swing at the king and miss, you draw attention to yourself, and if you’re a crook like Avenatti you should keep your head down.
And, of course, there are always minions looking to gain the favor of the king by coming to his defense.
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I won’t dispute your characterization of Avenatti and the advice you offer him – if you’re a crook you should keep your head down.
I think history will show that Trump should have followed similar advice since his life of corruption and crime is now getting massive attention that it otherwise would not have.
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Manafort and Cohen both were non-descript shysters until they hooked up with the regime.
All presidents come under tremendous scrutiny.
Every word, golf game, past relationships, ne’er-do-wells known or not, relatives (Billy Carter…), finances, mistresses, politics as kid and older, parents, off-the-cuff remarks…you name it and it is in the spotlight.
I think Trump thought he could just out bluster all of them.
He can’t. No president could and he is not exempt.
Trump’s a golfer. He should know that the best golfers are the ones who manage the misses.
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Best golfers . . .
Trump has no need to manage the misses. He pulls out his foot wedge or counts wrong.
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