Dahleen Glanton: Michael Cohen has shown that even liars can be useful
Poet Maya Angelou made a lot of profound remarks during her literary career. But the one that has always stuck with me is what she said indirectly about apologies.
"When people show you who they are, believe them," she once said. When quoting Angelou, most people just end it there. Out of context, the statement begs an answer to whether an apology can reverse what someone has shown himself to be.
We have been asked to forgive a lot of people lately. Along with Roseanne Barr, the
