White House portrayal of security office conflicts with its role in past administrations

By: The Washington Post Anne Gearan and John Wagner February 16, 2018 Comments Off

WASHINGTON - The White House's portrayal of the role played by an obscure security office in the spiraling controversy over allegations of domestic abuse against a top aide appears to conflict with how the office operated in past administrations and raises additional questions about whether higher-ups sat on information or shielded the politically connected staffer. The ...

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