… for you what a tough businessman does for himself. To really see his corruption, you had to see it on a bigger stage. Foer was suggesting a fabulous one. Assembling a detailed road map for a scandal that did not yet exist, Foer, without anything resembling smoking guns or even...
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…to admit their paucity, or he had hidden them to mask their disreputableness.) Because Trump is less than creditworthy, Foer was among many who concluded that Trump needed to turn to other sources—more or less dirty money, or money with other sorts of strings attached. (One way t...
you had to see it on a bigger stage. Foer was suggesting a
Foer was among many who concluded that Trump needed
2017—nearly six months to the day after Foer’s piece was published—the
…p, were blackmailing him. He was a Manchurian Candidate. OOK Ok On January 6, 2017—nearly six months to the day after Foer’s piece was published—the CIA, FBI, and NSA announced their joint conclusion that “Vladimir Putin ordered an influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the U.S. p...
…n the White House during a late-night call. “It’s all exaggerated. My exaggerations are exaggerated.” OOK Ok Franklin Foer, the Washington-based former editor of the New Republic, made an early case for a Trump-Putin conspiracy on July 4, 2016, in S/ate. His piece reflected the...