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Jul 22, 2019
It's Omarosa
Omarosa has no room to talk about the kind of ethical flexibility required to throw your supporters under the bus.
She makes a good point though - and it's one I've neglected lately: Practically speaking, none of this shit happens by accident. It's all part of the plan.
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