Last week, amid a torrent of bad press, President Trump teased one story as a game-changer. “The Wall Street Journal is working on a very, very important piece, which should be very good,” he said on a campaign call, teasing an explosive story about Joe Biden’s son’s dealings with foreign officials. That story was published on Thursday, the night of the final presidential debate. But it appeared in an unexpected place: not on the newspaper’s front page, but in its opinion section. The article, written by Kimberly Strassel, was everything the Trump campaign hoped it would be. It alleged that …read more
Source:: The New Republic
