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Commentary: Michael Cohen finds his inner Pelosi

Swearing disloyalty to President Donald Trump has debuted as a dramatic set piece for 2019. Ideally, this disloyalty-swearing aria is performed in Milanese street style: Armani sunglasses and a dashing midweight boule-shaped burnt-orange coat from Max Mara.

Last Tuesday, House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi wore this ensemble for a victory stroll, having called Trump's universe of bluffs in an Oval Office improv show before a White House press pool audience.

Also present in the president's sanctum sanctorum were bemused-but-firm Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer and

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