This entire story is the perfect storm of an aggressive and devious foreign regime, a Republican nominee of low character surrounded by inept and naively cynical amateur advisers, and a Democratic nominee who was heedlessly reckless with national security out of partisan paranoia. Secretary Clinton exposed herself to what amounted to easy Russian blackmail, and everything else that happened followed from that.And, given the state of our culture, we probably shouldn't expect a better choice next time.
Monday, October 30, 2017
The current juncture in the Mueller investigation in a nutshell
Dan McLaughlin at NRO:
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