pokoko on 30 November 2016
It's really interesting to me that anyone believed otherwise in the first place. He's a billionaire who has played the political game his entire adult life. He's donated to whomever he thought would benefit his interests and he's used lobbyists to get his way. He's a wealthy businessman who makes deals with other wealthy businessmen in order to make them all more money. His continued success in the business sector depends on laws and regulations that favors his positions and on the support and cooperation of other influential corporations, business partners, and, yes, politicians.
All of which is public knowledge.
It's like thinking Dracula would be a great guy to put in charge of stopping the spread of vampirism.
