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Fear and Foreboding
The Criminal Lawyer 1984 (247):2-13 (2020)
Abstract
When I heard Donald Trump say in one of his many unofficial/quasi-official talks that his plan is to win the forthcoming election and be president for 18 more years, I at first thought he spoke in jest. This was not a jocular statement. This article explains why.Author's Profile
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