The idea that people can’t distinguish between accident and intent, admissions and lies, is not just cynical. It’s ridiculous.
lack of transparency around the documents’ discovery, a plurality of Americans—46 percent—think Biden shouldbe prosecuted, compared to 37 percent who think he should be. It’s the reverse for Trump: A plurality of 50 percent think heAdvertisement
The poll provides an early answer to the cynical frame offered in Republican talking points. On Fox News, House Oversight Committee Chair Jim Comers“Why was Mar-a-Lago raided by the FBI?,” he asked. “Why did the FBI take surveillance cameras from Mar-a-Lago, but yet they haven’t set foot […] on the premise of […] the Biden residence?”
The underlying and self-serving Republican hope here relies on a belief that Americans are unable to separate wheat from chaff. It says that when the facts shout, “It’s thethat citizens won’t be able to grasp the differences in Trump’s and Biden’s situations.
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