Five hundred years after the Reformation, western society is looking at a repeat of the Protestant movement, complete with pay-to-play indulgences. This time around, the favor offered is green cards -- admission to the Land of Plenty itself -- instead of forgiveness. The money sought is not a "contribution to the Church," but instead an investment in a private company. And the people holding access are no longer priests but newly appointed Cabinet members.
The narrative transpose from Church-and-soul to Corporations-and-access seamlessly, and it's no less disturbing.
Kushner, Inc. Ought to beware protesting monks, who might in this iteration look an awful lot like Robert Mueller.
The narrative transpose from Church-and-soul to Corporations-and-access seamlessly, and it's no less disturbing.
Kushner, Inc. Ought to beware protesting monks, who might in this iteration look an awful lot like Robert Mueller.
