Bad Secretary

Bad Secretary
Type Manhwa Volumes / Chapters ? / 1 Release Date 2019 Main genres Romantic Drama Country of Origin South Korea Adapted From Original Work Target Group Female
✅ Who is your favourite character from the Straw Hat Pirates?
A short plot summary about the manga “Bad Secretary” would help many anime and manga fans decide whether they want to watch this show or not. Do you know what “Bad Secretary” is all about? Then feel free to add a description to our database using our entry form . We’re looking forward to your contributions! Source: www.anisearch.com/manga/62270
On this page we would like to show you an assortment of various merchandise for the manga “Bad Secretary”. You can support aniSearch by entering new merchandise into our database, using our entry form .
The centre piece of any manga is its cast of characters that drives the plot and draws the audience into it. Would you like to add the characters for the manga “Bad Secretary?” We have a special section for characters and a dedicated team for it, which will help you if the need arises. In our forums you can also find a general tutorial (in German) for entering characters into our database. We’re looking forward to your contributions!
You thought deeply about the manga “Bad Secretary” and now you think it’s time to put these thoughts into words and to do so in a well-structured form? Then now is your chance to be the first to share your review about “Bad Secretary” with our community by creating a review thread for it and posting your review there. Use the button below to quickly create the thread!
You want to share your opinion on the manga “Bad Secretary” with other members of our community, but you don’t really have enough to say about it to fill a whole review? Then don’t hesitate to create a comment thread for “Bad Secretary” using the following button and be the first to share your thoughts!
Do you like helping others find a manga they’re looking for or do you simply enjoy telling others about manga? If so, we recommend adding a link to the respective manga page here on aniSearch to your posts. This way you not only make it much easier for the recipient of your post to find what you’re talking about, you also offer them a plethora of details about the manga!

Your browser isn’t supported anymore. Update it to get the best YouTube experience and our latest features. Learn more

The Washington Post Democracy Dies in Darkness
Who is the worst secretary of state?
Writers across the United States providing their point of view on issues in the national news.
Texas’s latest democratic backslide is of Biblical proportions
Abortion isn’t a dirty word in Florida, but DeSantis and the GOP act like it is
My dear Prius, after 163,000 miles, you and I still aren’t done
Sign in or create a free account to save your preferences
washingtonpost.com © 1996-2022 The Washington Post
This article was published more than 2 years ago
Earlier this week, my Post colleague Jackson Diehl wrote a damning column about Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s myriad ills, titled “ Mike Pompeo is the worst secretary of state in history .” The headline was not an exaggeration of the thesis. According to Diehl, “Pompeo’s steering of [foreign policy] has led to some of the worst diplomatic damage the United States has suffered in decades — especially in relations with its closest allies. … The United States will stand visibly isolated. And Mike Pompeo’s tenure as history’s worst secretary of state will have reached its apotheosis.” These are strong words but reflect a growing consensus about the disaster that has been Mike Pompeo’s tenure at Foggy Bottom.
This raises a rather awkward issue, however: Just a few years ago, many pundits were proclaiming Rex Tillerson, Pompeo’s immediate predecessor, to be the worst secretary of state in American history.
In December 2017, Eliot Cohen proclaimed in the Atlantic that Tillerson was “a debacle, pure and simple, the worst secretary of state in living memory.” Ilan Goldenberg tweeted in 2018 that Tillerson “will go down as the worst Secretary of State in history.” A few months before that, the hard-working staff here at Spoiler Alerts called for Tillerson to resign because he was “ an unmitigated disaster ” at the State Department.
Of course, I also called for Pompeo to resign last fall, so this leaves us with something of a conundrum. Who is the worst secretary of state, Tillerson or Pompeo? It’s a disaster-off!
There is a serious question underneath this silly debate: What are the appropriate dimensions to use when measuring “badness” in a Cabinet secretary?
There are two ideal types of badness in politics and policy. The first, which Tillerson embodies, is when the primary driver is incompetence. The second, which Pompeo embodies, is when the primary driver is more malevolent.
Tillerson’s original sin as secretary of state was having no clue about how to do the job. Whatever his qualities as a business executive, he failed to comprehend the multiple constituencies he needed to please to do his job well — including, most importantly, the president himself. He focused much of his energy on a massively disruptive organizational redesign that alienated the building without gaining anything in return. The complete list of Tillerson’s foreign policy accomplishments could probably be summarized by a single, unflattering emoji.
With all of this said, Tillerson also appears to have been a decent human being who cared about the U.S. national interest. President Trump’s first secretary of state avoided any accusations of ethical impropriety, an admittedly low bar but one that at least half of Trump’s Cabinet has failed to meet. Part of the reason he alienated Trump was that he resisted the White House’s toxic suggestions for sub-Cabinet appointees. He also had the stones to tell Trump that some of his foreign policy ideas were, you know, illegal. His assessment of Trump’s intelligence was accurate, and he made it publicly clear that he disagreed with the president’s racist comments about Charlottesville. Since he has left the federal government, Tillerson has been forthcoming in both public interviews and in his Congressional testimony about his own lapses and those of the president.
When one looks at Pompeo, the source of the badness is very different. Pompeo is smarter than Tillerson on one dimension. He knew that to thrive in his job he would need to display unwavering fealty to the president. As the curator of the #ToddlerinChief project , I can state that while Tillerson was responsible for numerous entries characterizing the president of the United States as a toddler, Pompeo has barely featured at all in that list . Because Trump trusts Pompeo’s loyalty, the secretary of state has significant latitude to do what he wants.
The trouble with Pompeo is that what he wants is either unrealistic or unethical. The areas where Pompeo has had autonomy, such as Iran, have worked out horribly. The secretary of state’s hawkish views on Iran have ratcheted up the economic warfare and led to the killing of one of Iran’s leading generals. This has come at the cost of Iran accelerating its nuclear program and cementing its ties with Russia and China, and virtual isolation of the United States in the U.N. Security Council.
The hard truth is that Pompeo can count very few foreign policy wins while at State, and the costs have been severe. As I noted last month : “Human rights abuses in countries ranging from China to Venezuela to Belarus have worsened. China’s influence over United Nations agencies has grown. … This administration’s weakening of U.S. credibility has sowed distrust among our allies and fueled the ambition of our rivals.”
On top of Pompeo’s foreign policy failures, however, is the inescapable fact that Mike Pompeo ought to be described with a particular term defined by Aaron James as someone who “allows himself to enjoy special advantages in social relations out of an entrenched sense of entitlement that immunizes him against the complaints of other people.”
How else can one describe a person who thinks he is entitled to bend the rules in his favor at every turn? Someone who goes out of his way to cooperate with fellow partisans in Congress but stonewall others? Someone who told Trump to fire the inspector general who was investigating him but claimed that he could not ask Trump to fire someone the IG found to be abusive to personnel? Someone who has used the federal government to subsidize his housing, staff his wife with personal assistance and organize political conclaves? Someone who thinks it is funny to troll his predecessors and yell at reporters ?
Perhaps the best way to explain the difference between Tillerson and Pompeo is to think of them as different varieties of movie bad guys. They are both henchmen, but with different narrative arcs. Tillerson is the henchman whose moral qualms eventually lead to a quasi-redemption arc. In other words, Tillerson is Glenn Michaels in “Out of Sight.” Pompeo is the henchman who glories in being bad, fully aware that he has sold his soul. He is the last one to die before the main villain. In other words, Pompeo is Johnny Ringo in “Tombstone.”
In this disaster-off, Pompeo wins. Congratulations to the worst secretary of state in American history!

Have you ever read a series because it won an award?

Username/Email:

Password:

Login

?

Have you ever read a series because it won an award?

Manga is the Japanese equivalent of comics with a unique style and following. Join the revolution! Read some manga today!
Join #baka-updates @irc.irchighway.net RSS Feed

ALL A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Login to add items to your list, keep track of your progress, and rate series!

"You can't run away anymore. 'Cause I'm going to devour you whole right here." Soojung slept with a man she met at a bar that seemed like the devil had possessed him. A few months later, Soojung is hired at the Hansung Group's secretarial office, and against the odds, that same man happens to be her boss, Director Kang Inha. Upon their meeting, he shows no recollection of ever knowing Soojung. She tries to block out the memories from that steamy night, but her heart can't help but tremble at the mere thought of it. "This might sound crazy, but... Have we met here before?" I'm trying to forg...
M ore...

"You can't run away anymore. 'Cause I'm going to devour you whole right here." Soojung slept with a man she met at a bar that seemed like the devil had possessed him. A few months later, Soojung is hired at the Hansung Group's secretarial office, and against the odds, that same man happens to be her boss, Director Kang Inha. Upon their meeting, he shows no recollection of ever knowing Soojung. She tries to block out the memories from that steamy night, but her heart can't help but tremble at the mere thought of it. "This might sound crazy, but... Have we met here before?" I'm trying to forget about you, but why is it you are making me such a mess right now?
L ess...

Weekly Pos # 746 (+22) Monthly Pos # 1874 (No change) 3 Month Pos # 2919 (+492) 6 Month Pos # 3515 (+1254) Year Pos # 5660 (+856)

On 4 reading lists On 18 wish lists On 12 completed lists On 24 custom lists

Note: You must be logged in to update information on this page.
No topics currently in the forum, view the forum or add a new topic now .
User Comments
[
Order by usefulness ]

You must login to comment for this series! Register an account.
There are no comments/ratings for this series.
You must login to comment for this series! Register an account.

MANGA Fu
News
What's New!
Series Stats
Forums
Releases
Scanlators
Series Info
Mangaka
Publishers
Reviews
Genres
Categories
FAQ
Members
API
MEMBERS
Sign Up

TEAM-BU
Admin CP
About Us

Two Lesbians Sex
Solo Lingerie Erotic
Russian Double Penetration Sex

Bad Secretary

Report Page