As Biden’s Document Woes Wax, Prospects Brighten for Trump 2024

If the former president is really becoming more careful in his utterances, he would be a formidable candidate.

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President Trump at Mar-a-Lago at Palm Beach, Florida, November 15, 2022. AP/Andrew Harnik

On what we know so far, the controversy over improperly retained classified documents will almost certainly rank as one of the silliest political crises in modern American history. All appearances are that the reenactment of the invasion of Normandy at President Trump’s home at Palm Beach was a Democratic Party-inspired tactic to remind the people at the approach of the midterm elections of the semi-chaos that seems to arise when Mr. Trump is at the forefront of American affairs.

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