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What the lack of consequences for the Signal scandal means

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The point of accountability for the Trump administration would be to reinforce that bad things are bad.

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What the lack of consequences for the Signal scandal means

The point of accountability for the Trump administration would be to reinforce that bad things are bad.

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Thirty-three years ago, almost to this day, on March 29, 1992, then Governor Bill Clinton said something during his ultimately successfull presidential campaign that sent shockwaves resounding throughout the world. Replying to what Time magazine then referred to as a “surgically worded question,” the governor had no choice but to admit that, as a 20-something Rhodes Scholar at the University of Oxford, he had tried pot. “I’ve never broken a stat…

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