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Michael Cohen built a reputation as Trump’s loyal bulldog. But like his boss, Cohen had his eye on higher office. wapo.st/2RTYluK
Their relationship was something Cohen could boast about to anyone he encountered, including childhood friends, some of whom said they did not expect him to amount to anything extraordinary. wapo.st/2RTYluK 
Trump was Cohen’s potential pathway to prestigious new titles — mayor, congressman, even White House chief of staff. But after Trump’s election, Cohen waited for a Washington job that never came. wapo.st/2RTYluK
Now, as he prepares to testify before two congressional committees and faces a three-year prison sentence, Cohen finds himself repeatedly denigrated by the man he publicly revered. wapo.st/2RTYluK
