The New York Post Was Totally Right. And They Wish It Away

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The problem is that nobody on the left, as far as as he particularly, wants to engage ness. Why? Because they'll say, but trump. They don't like it. They wish it away. Well, that is exactly what the right does with some of the trump stuff. And so they should have published. I don't think the private, prurient stuff would have made any difference. But i think that a realization that the top level of american politics is is wildly corruptthat there is that family members of people, again, in both parties, become rich when their relatives enter the white house or congress,. i think that's worth confronting. Would it have changed

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