Instead of accepting responsibility for the administration's chaotic coronavirus response, President Trump has launched a full-scale attempt to shift blame onto others | Analysis by johnjharwood
In his closing argument before the 2016 election, Donald Trump pointed voters toward his"under budget and ahead of schedule" new Washington hotel:"A metaphor for what we can accomplish for this country."
Trump pitched himself as a successful businessman and an executive, even though his actual record included a string of spectacular bankruptcies and lawsuits -- including an effort during the 2008 financial crisis to sidestep a $40 million debt to Deutsche Bank by invoking a"force majeure" clause likening the economic catastrophe to riots or floods. Rather than pay what he owed, he sued the bank claiming harm to his finances and reputation, eventually settling out of court.
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