Taxpayers get the victory as Trump’s anti-weaponization fund dies
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Taxpayers get the victory as Trump’s anti-weaponization fund dies
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President Donald Trump’s decision to drop the Justice Department’s planned anti-weaponization fund is a win for taxpayers — who shouldn’t have to pay for the partisan political machinery that makes such a fund necessary.
Trump has faced relentless, extraordinary efforts to destroy him outside of heretofore normal political combat.
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