Fast forward one year, and Trump barely came up during Sunday's ceremony — even though in so many ways, the #MeToo movement includes the president, who has been accused of sexual harassment or assault by more than a dozen women, bragged on tape about groping women, and unleashed a cascade of sexist and misogynistic attacks against his female opponent during the 2016 election.
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Responding to Mr. Gore's cascade of attacks, Mr. Bush spent much of a plane flight this afternoon from Austin, Tex., to Palm Springs, Calif., telling reporters that the vice president had flatly misrepresented his record on a host of issues, ranging from the Texas budget to his positions on China and Russia to his crime-fighting policies.
Two mavericks are coming to Washington, and we're going to shake things up!" And most notable are the dizzying cascade of attacks on Mr. Obama, who seems to have come to consume Mr. McCain as the weather turns cool, a reminder that this long election cycle is approaching its end.
So far, though, it is fair to say that the new mayor has plowed ahead, unbowed by this relentless cascade of attacks.
In the simulation, a worker for the power company clicked on what he thought was an e-mail from a friend; that "spear phishing" attack started a cascade of calamities in which the cyberinvader made his way into the computer systems that run New York's electric grid.
Starbucks Senior Vice President of Global Communications Corey duBrowa said in a post on Medium.com that he temporarily deactivated his Twitter account earlier this week because he "felt personally attacked in a cascade of negativity" in response to the campaign.
Most upsetting, any reminder of the terrorist attacks sets off a cascade of terrifying mental images, like a movie she cannot turn off.
After weeks of scalding revelations about a cascade of leads and warnings prefiguring the 9/11 attacks that were ignored by the U.S. government, the president created the Department of Political Security.
Bollor built his wealth, interestingly enough, using the same gimmick he attacks at Lazard: a cascade of holding companies.
