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The News And Times: “Former presidents are typically assured continued access to the country’s secrets when they request it. But Trump’s personal debt and his proclivity to share secrets with foreign adversaries make him a security risk,” says Eleanor Cli


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“Former presidents are typically assured continued access to the country’s secrets when they request it. But Trump’s personal debt and his proclivity to share secrets with foreign adversaries make him a security risk,” says Eleanor Clift

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    Timely and accurate information about foreign powers and their agents is essential to . : President Ronald Reagan signed Executive Order 12333, which defined the responsibilities of the U.S. Community.

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    “Former presidents are typically assured continued access to the country’s secrets when they request it. But Trump’s personal debt and his proclivity to share secrets with foreign adversaries make him a security risk,” says Eleanor Clift.https://trib.al/D0dINnC 

    Ex-Presidents Can Get Intel Briefings. Trump Shouldn’t.

    Whether ex-presidents get intel briefings is entirely up to the sitting president. None has ever said no. But Joe Biden should.

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    Mexican president says using a face mask ‘is not essential’ in preventing coronavirus infections https://trib.al/DI9tgWk 

    Coronavirus: Mexican president says face mask use is ‘not essential’ t

    Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador shared the sentiment of his Deputy Health Minister Hugo López-Gatell by stating that using a face mask ‘is not essential’ to stopping COVID-19.

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