Why Trump was 100 percent right to revoke the Washington Post's press credentials
They flat-out lied about his Orlando comments. And they know it too.
By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--June 15, 2016
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You have heard in the past few days that Donald Trump has "banned" the Washington Post from covering his campaign. He has done no such thing. He can do no such thing. The Post can write about Trump's campaign every day, and they have continued to do so. What Trump has done is revoked the press credentials of the Post's reporters who want to attend his campaign events as working media. And had I been Trump after the events of the past few days, I would have done the exact same thing.
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