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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 18 Jan 2017

    Trump “could be one of the last great hopes for globalism,” Scaramucci tells Davoshttp://on.wsj.com/2jvEvsT 

    3:52 AM - 18 Jan 2017
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      1. AB‏ @castanito_b 18 Jan 2017
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        Great hopes? The man is so against free trade and globalisation. If he's your last hope, then autarky it shall be

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      2. Tajuddin‏ @Tajuddi4960774 18 Jan 2017
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        pic.twitter.com/ehz2bNRbqE

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      1. Wang Zhaozhong 🐝‏ @WangZhaozhong 18 Jan 2017
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        Really?So why does he require big companies to bring jobs back to the US?

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      1. Noah Ramos‏ @Noah_traveling 18 Jan 2017
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        or outsourcing all the banking jobs left in this country to Manilla, India and lower costs areas in Europe. So they can increase comp

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      1. Bernd Neuner‏ @Bernd__Neuner 18 Jan 2017
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        Globalism can't have hope, only people can.

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      1. Der Markt regelt das‏ @zwitschermond 18 Jan 2017
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        did anybody have the guts to call him out on this?

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      1. WonderWomanToo 🇺🇸‏ @7lifeisart 18 Jan 2017
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        You mean healthy global ties between nations. Globalism is a move toward one governance. That is NOT what we need or want.

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      1. lakshma reddy‏ @slakshmareddy 18 Jan 2017
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        :Trump represent transitory tumultuous period from Ceasaer to Augustus,from nationalism to globalism stage political institutionalism?

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      1. Mariapia‏ @MariapiaW 18 Jan 2017
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        so its doomed, right?

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      1. Bob Duke‏ @Foreskintacos 18 Jan 2017
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        criminals love other criminals.

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      1. Alex‏ @AlexV09951999 18 Jan 2017
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        WTF?!

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      1. Al Short‏ @AlJShort 18 Jan 2017
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        Eh?

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      1. bob‏ @nightmailman 18 Jan 2017
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        too funny

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      1. Of Tosa‏ @oftosa 18 Jan 2017
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        wasn't he a villain in a Bond flick?

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