Finally the NYT Got *This* Right

Okay, Peter Baker. Now we all deserve to read second, third, eighth, fifteenth, and twenty-eighth-day stories on the same subject. We deserve extensive reactions from other Republicans. In short, we need exactly the same amount of coverage that James Comey's eleventh-hour letter to Congress got in October 2016. We deserve every one of the former president's* speeches to be covered clearly in the context of this reporting, just as every one of President Biden's stumbles was covered as a demonstration of his senility. And that is only some of what the country deserves.

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