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Tag: negotiations

An interesting take on Trump’s negotiation skill

April 8, 2025 rdquinn

As a person who negotiated labor contracts I can relate to this. I can understand the point, but as an authoritarian I’m guessing Donald Trump

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Who negotiated what with Iran?

April 10, 2015 rdquinn

When you are negotiating an agreement or contract, it is not unusual in the early stages for either party to leak information to enhance their

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I’ve finally figured Obama out

July 12, 2014 rdquinn

Reading this recent article about Obama and the Highway a trust Fund, I have finally come to understand his MO. President Barack Obama openly mocked

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