Trump One Step Closer To Being Our President

According to a report from Politico, in the event that former President Donald Trump secures the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, the Biden administration plans to provide him with briefings on national security matters. This decision, regardless of the outcome of Trump’s trial in Florida, where he faces charges related to the alleged hoarding of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate and obstructing government investigators.

The case involving the documents has been viewed as the most legally risky among the four criminal prosecutions Trump is currently confronting. Following the official nomination of candidates by both the Democratic and Republican parties, nominees traditionally receive a one-time intelligence briefing before the general election, a practice established during Harry Truman’s presidency in 1952. Previously, these briefings were conducted by the CIA until 2004, when the responsibility was assumed by the Director of National Intelligence.

Expressing concerns about providing sensitive information to Trump, a former senior U.S. intelligence official stated to Politico, “I would be afraid about giving [Trump] stuff. I mean, who knows what kind of riff he would do.” John Bolton, Trump’s former national security adviser, suggested that the ongoing court case in Florida might warrant withholding the candidate briefing. He remarked, “We haven’t faced this situation before. But I think the logic could well dictate to Biden he’s not going to give Trump an intelligence briefing.”

The decision to brief Trump, if he secures the nomination, raises questions about the potential implications for national security and the handling of sensitive information. As political dynamics evolve, this issue underscores the delicate balance between tradition, legal considerations, and the discretion of the sitting administration.

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