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    Trump’s Loss at the Supreme Court Is a Win for His Candidacy

    The president may eventually face legal liability, but he will not face a public reckoning for his actions before November.
    by David Frum Jul 09, 2020 3 minutes
    Source: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI / Getty

    The Supreme Court rebuked Donald Trump, the arrogant president. The Supreme Court has prepared a world of trouble for Donald Trump, the dirty businessman. But the Supreme Court has done a tremendous favor to Donald Trump, the candidate for reelection.

    Trump’s legal arguments to protect his business records from subpoena were always miserably flimsy, when not actively crazy. On Trump’s behalf, the Department of Justice urged the Supreme Court to junk precedents dating

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