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How times — or is it the Times? — change. The New York Times’ star columnist, Thomas Friedman, is characterizing as a “grotesque blood-for-money transaction” President Trump’s determination to work with Saudi Arabia despite its murder of Jamal Ahmad Khashoggi. The columnist reckons the president is an “amoral chump,” who has sold out American values while gaining nothing in return.

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|How times — or is it the Times? — change. The New York Times’ star columnist, Thomas Friedman, is characterizing as a “grotesque blood-for-money transaction” President Trump’s determination to work with Saudi Arabia despite its murder of Jamal Ahmad Khashoggi. The columnist reckons the president is an “amoral chump,” who has sold out American values while gaining nothing in return.
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