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Thu Feb 6, 2020, 02:27 PM Feb 2020

Washington Post, New York Times Editorial Boards Warn Donald Trump: 'It's Not Over' Both newspapers [View all]






02/06/2020 05:12 am ET Updated 3 hours ago


Washington Post, New York Times Editorial Boards Warn Donald Trump: ‘It’s Not Over’
Both newspapers made ominous predictions of how Trump will respond to his Senate acquittal.



https://www.huffpost.com/entry/new-york-times-washington-post-boards-trump-acquittal_n_5e3bdc9bc5b6b70886fa6890


The editorial boards of The Washington Post and The New York Times on Wednesday issued searing responses to the GOP-controlled Senate’s vote to acquit Donald Trump on impeachment charges, warning the president may now feel empowered to act however he wants.

The Post, in an editorial titled “It’s not over. Congress must continue to hold Trump accountable,” predicted Trump would take his acquittal “as vindication and license for further improper actions.”

“That makes it incumbent upon responsible members of Congress, Republicans and Democrats alike, to do what they can to protect the integrity of the November election, as well as that of the Constitution,” the newspaper’s board wrote.

Given how Trump “has said he would accept dirt on an opponent if it were offered by a foreign government,” the Post’s said there is “no reason to believe that Russia, Saudi Arabia and other authoritarian regimes favored by Mr. Trump won’t try to help his campaign, as Russia did in 2016.”............................................
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