Trump aide accidentally revives president's sex abuse verdict as his attack backfires
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White House communications director Steven Cheung tried to discredit a New York Times reporter over the weekend by resurfacing old misconduct allegations against him. Critics quickly turned the attack back on President Donald Trump. The fight started when Glenn Thrush, who covers the Justice Department and the FBI for the Times, responded to Trump’s latest claim that the 2020 election was “Rigged and Stolen.” “Big moment for the country,” Thrush wrote. “A president who can’t admit he lost the 2020 election directly controlling the Justice Dept during the 2026 election — and pretty much every…
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Trump aide accidentally revives president's sex abuse verdict as his attack backfires
White House communications director Steven Cheung tried to discredit a New York Times reporter over the weekend by resurfacing old misconduct allegations against him. Critics quickly turned the attack back on President Donald Trump. The fight started when Glenn Thrush, who...
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