As has been vividly on display this week, Trump has a very limited and juvenile arsenal of negotiating tactics. He uses the toddler tantrum playbook: my way or I’ll remake all the rules, my way or I’ll destroy everything. New court filings in the ongoing Kennedy Center shenanigans show that the Trump-appointed board is fully […]
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