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I notice you didn't tell us any of the words she wrote, sort of like the media often criticize Trump without telling us the words he actually said.
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All you said - especially that few are willing to acknowledge errors, omissions and outright falsehoods.
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Am I inaccurate in my chacterization of Strassel’s commentary? You can access her article in the oplnion section of the WSJ and see for yourself.
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I don't know and don't have time to try to match your response to her words just now. But I've been bitten more than once by people who mischaracterize Trump by not quoting him directly, even though I should know better by now, so am wary. I read Strassel's article when it was freshly posted, before there were comments, and noticed she suddenly wasn't the Trumpy writer she has been of late. But I don't remember specifics. Now I need to get breakfast and then pack before our place turns into a pumpkin.
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