Kimberly Guilfoyle sure hasn’t been afraid to use her position as U.S. ambassador for shady wheeling and dealing.
You would think that just the law of large numbers would mean that, with all the jobs an incoming administration has to fill, they'd have found at least one person who wasn't in it for the grift. But I'm not going to stand on one leg waiting to meet that person. From The Wall Street Journal: "Avoiding paper trails" is standard operating procedure for this bunch.
Both Deters and Guilfoyle come across throughout the rest of the piece like county commissioners carving up the road repair budget and hiring their idiot nephew for one of the crews. For the moment, remember, Guilfoyle is still the ambassador to Greece, so I will lean on the ancient warning: beware of Greece when bearing grifts.
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