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The never-ending smugness of the NeverTrumpers

19 December 2020

3:32 AM

19 December 2020

3:32 AM

In March 2016 as Donald Trump looked likely to be the Republican party’s nominee to run for president, more than 100 foreign policy professionals signed a letter vowing not only that they wouldn’t work for him should he become president but that they would work ‘energetically’ to prevent his election. As the months wore on, the light in which the signatories appeared often shifted.

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