Maybe, just maybe Tide PODS will do the trick for former Gov. Christie (maybe Costco has them in bulk).
Comparison:
“Many erstwhile members of the Trump circle have written books or blabbed to receptive journalists in the hope of cleansing their reputations. Christie is going to the literary laundromat because he may want to run for President in 2024. It’s hard to see how he has enough detergent.”
Public perception, public perception, public perception. Who controls it? In this case a New York Times columnist believes that a former NJ governor may have an uphill cleansing task.
Context:
“Last week, Chris Christie, the former governor of New Jersey, published ‘Republican Rescue,’ a book that seeks, in effect, to take the Youngkin strategy [in VA gov. election of 2021] national. Many erstwhile members of the Trump circle have written books or blabbed to receptive journalists in the hope of cleansing their reputations. Christie is going to the literary laundromat because he may want to run for President in 2024. It’s hard to see how he has enough detergent.”
Remnick, David. “Reputation Laundering.” New Yorker, 29 Nov. 2021, p. 23.
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