NY Times tries to blame Biden's Afghan blunders on Trump

 Power Line:

STILL CRAZY ABOUT TRUMP

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 In his four years in the White House, Donald Trump often dispatched with even the fig leaves that past presidents had employed around the rule of law.

So you might expect the editorialists to cite at least one thing Trump did that was arguably illegal. But you would be disappointed.

He demonized his political foes and the free press…

Fortunately, criticizing reporters is not yet illegal. And no one in public life since Abraham Lincoln has been demonized like Donald Trump.

spread lies…

Notice that none of this has anything to do with the subject of the Times editorial.

and lauded strongmen. On Mr. Xi’s bid to remain president for life, Mr. Trump said: “I think it’s great. Maybe we’ll have to give that a shot someday.”

Does the Times seriously not understand that this was a joke? Liberals are so crazed with hatred these days that they can’t think straight.

He also tried every trick to overturn a democratic election.

That is to say, he went to court. One thing he didn’t do was fabricate a conspiracy theory to the effect that Joe Biden won the election because he colluded with Russians.

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This is one of the reasons I rarely look at the NY Times anymore.  The Trump hatred of the staff has made them an unreliable source of information in many cases. In this particular case, they are trying to cover for a mental cripple like Biden by slandering President Trump.

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