The opening paragraphs of an opinion column in today’s Times, by Bill Saporito, a former editor of Fortune:<\/p>\n
Not content to steer the ship of state, our president apparently wants to run the ship of commerce, too.<\/em><\/p>\n Literally. The entire Fortune 500.<\/em><\/p>\n In ripping up numerous business regulations, Donald Trump seems intent on replacing them with himself. The recipient corporations don\u2019t necessarily want Mr. Trump\u2019s meddling, particularly given his fun house view of economics, but they can\u2019t get away from it. They won\u2019t necessarily benefit, and neither will we.<\/em><\/p>\n Love it, especially the global view stippled with Saporito’s wit.<\/p>\n On a second reading, I love how lovingly Saporito diminishes Trump as a credible force at anything.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The opening paragraphs of an opinion column in today’s Times, by Bill Saporito, a former editor of Fortune: Not content to steer the ship of state, our president apparently wants to run the ship of commerce, too. Literally. The entire … Continue reading