For Democrats, there is nothing like having the media and the intelligence bureaucracy on the team. We don't know all the details, but let's stipulate that if President Trump disclosed to Russian diplomats secret information that was shared with the U.S. by a foreign intelligence service, as the Washington Post alleges, that could have been a reckless thing to do. General H. R. McMaster, the president's national-security adviser, claims the Post's story is not true; but there has been pushback from critics who say that McMaster's denial was lawyerly ...
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