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    Clarence Page: Trump’s in trouble, and the lame excuses are flying

    Some of the fiercest attacks against Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents came from Trump himself, especially in barbs aimed at Hillary Clinton. That’s why in the indictment, Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith cited some of Trump’s own speeches from his 2016 election campaign to show in easy-to-grasp form how seriously — or unseriously the former president took the task ...
    by Clarence Page, Tribune Content Agency Jun 16, 2023 2 minutes

    Some of the fiercest attacks against Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents came from Trump himself, especially in barbs aimed at Hillary Clinton.

    That’s why in the indictment, Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith cited some of Trump’s own speeches from his 2016 election campaign to show in easy-to-grasp form how seriously — or unseriously the former president took the task of keeping the nation’s official secrets

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