As @anneapplebaum says: "After this is all over, I never, ever want to hear again about how businessmen would run the government better than politicians."https://twitter.com/davidfrum/status/1180456813285777409 …
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In some cases it is thought traditional for the ambassador to be a personal friend of the president.
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I think the broader point was what From was alluding to in the last tweet.
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Little..kings....They think...more NARCISSISM
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But ceo experience doesn’t translate to running govt. the incentives are completely different or should be.
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Excellent point.
End of conversation
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Being wealthy doesn’t necessarily mean being ignorant and/or stupid, although it sometimes seems that way when bad decisions can have such a big impact. Just don’t throw the baby out with the bath water. Keep looking for good people everywhere.
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Don’t big donors typically get ambassadorial assignments like Bermuda or Andorra?
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And I've read (can't remember where) that some countries actually prefer the US ambassador to be a friend of the President or a major donor, on the theory that it'll be a more direct line.
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