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What the Mueller Report Tells Us About Trump
Alan Zendell, April 19, 2019 The redacted Mueller Report told us four important things, none of which is a shocking revelation. First, we learned that a thorough investigation by highly competent interviewers and researchers found that Russia, at the direction … Continue reading →
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Self-inflicted Wounds
Alan Zendell, May 13, 2107 Donald Trump has said many times that being unpredictable makes him a stronger adversary when he negotiates deals. In Warcraft and Governance, I asserted that what he called unpredictability was part of a strategy of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Andrew McCabe, collusion, Comey, compulsive behavior, FBI investigation, narcissism, russia, Trump, white house tapes, William Barr
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