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Would you have appointed someone to lead an institute if you knew that there would be a PR fiasco the moment his name was announced? No, you would have told the
by rchaud 4y ago
Would you have appointed someone to lead an institute if you knew that there would be a PR fiasco the moment his name was announced? No, you would have told them, "I can't do this unless you sort out this other thing". Which the man has been trying to do for 15 years.
- jaclaz 4y agoSorry, I probably mixed up the description, seemingly he was removed from the advisory board of the institute, where he already was: >He was removed from the advisory board of the prestigious Roosevelt Institute, which manages the Franklin D. Roosevelt presidential library. And no, if anyone could be removed from the advisory board of a prestigious institute through a single (defamatory) post, all advisory board places would be vacant.