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Trump cited declassified files as proof of voting vulnerabilities, but the documents state election systems 'would be difficult to manipulate.' The White House also scrambled to stop him from publicly naming alleged wrongdoers without evidence, fearing people could be harmed.
Trump cited newly declassified files as evidence of election vulnerabilities, but the documents explicitly state that election systems 'would be difficult to manipulate.' His team was forced to intervene when he planned to publicly name alleged wrongdoers without evidence, fearing the harm that could result.
This is a straightforward contradiction being presented as truth to the public. What's notable is that even within his administration, aides recognized the danger of his specific claims and had to stop him from making them. It reveals a tension between the message being broadcast and the constraints people around him think are still necessary.
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