The fact that he had stayed out of jail showed, impressively for many, how easily the system could be played. Seen from this point of view, he really might be a genius.
In "Siege: Trump Under Fire," author Michael Wolff presents a perspective that some may find striking: the ability of the protagonist to avoid incarceration suggests a remarkable manipulation of the legal system. This raises questions about the workings of justice and highlights how individuals can navigate complex legal landscapes with seemingly little consequence.
The notion that this behavior could be interpreted as genius is intriguing. It suggests a strategic acumen that allows one to effectively exploit weaknesses in the system, prompting a broader discussion about ethics and the implications of such a capability in leadership and governance.
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