Roy Cohn Did It First

TL;DR

Roy Cohn, a lawyer and fixer, is portrayed as a precursor to Donald Trump's political tactics.
Cohn's career included work with Senator Joseph McCarthy and representing wealthy and powerful clients, including Donald Trump.
His methods involved aggressive legal tactics, dishonesty, narcissism, and a disdain for established norms.
Cohn was involved in high-profile cases, such as the prosecution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, and later faced numerous legal challenges himself.
Despite a public persona of homophobia, Cohn privately engaged in homosexual relationships and activities.
The article suggests that Trump learned key strategies from Cohn, such as never admitting defeat and counter-suing opponents.
Cohn was eventually disbarred in New York for offenses including perjury and misappropriation of funds.
His life and career are seen as a model for Trump's approach to political life, emphasizing ambition and careerism over ideology.

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