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Tag Archives: Marie Yovanovich
Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch and The Penchant of The Powerful to Choose ‘The Wrong Victim’
Watching Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch respond to hours of impeachment inquiry questions was inspirational. Here was a woman who fit what I’ve described in The Secret Handshake as having both a Purist and Team Player political style. She believed that doing … Continue reading →
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