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    Jonah Goldberg: Republicans wanted Clinton prosecuted for her emails. And now they defend Trump?

    In the wake of Donald Trump’s latest indictment, two basic defenses have been offered: He did nothing wrong, and it doesn’t matter that he did anything wrong. So far, most of his defenders are more comfortable making the latter argument. Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, is one of the few exceptions. On CNN, Jordan argued that Trump did nothing wrong by keeping extremely sensitive classified ...
    by Jonah Goldberg, Tribune Content Agency Jun 13, 2023 3 minutes

    In the wake of Donald Trump’s latest indictment, two basic defenses have been offered: He did nothing wrong, and it doesn’t matter that he did anything wrong.

    So far, most of his defenders are more comfortable making the latter argument.

    Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, is one of the few exceptions. On CNN, Jordan that Trump did nothing wrong by keeping extremely sensitive classified information next to a toilet, among other places, because the president “can

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