Trump Appears Concerned With Accountability, Not His Own Secrecy
While The Hill dutifully reports Trump’s rhetorical query—'When do they say NO MORE'—they conveniently forget to mention the 2022 Mar-a-Lago raid for classified documents, or the 32 felony counts against him for willful retention of national defense documents. It's a classic case of selective outrage: demanding transparency from others while historically shrouding his own affairs in secrecy. A
more critical media might inquire why the man who allegedly hoarded government secrets now feigns concern for public disclosure. Perhaps the question isn't 'when do they say no more' to documents, but when do they start demanding accountability from those in power, regardless of party affiliation, for their own documented evasions? One might charitably call this 'chum-in-the-water' politics, but
it smacks more of deflection from his own legal woes.