I ran a trapline when I was a kid and managed to get reasonably proficient at snagging clever critters like raccoons and even foxes. The key to trapping a clever animal is to present a situation where they feel comfortable – and to use a bait that they can’t resist. You want to entice them in – a safe, normal surrounding, and a bait that smells good enough that they don’t smell the steel beneath.
Donald Trump is pretty clever himself, and when the subject of national security briefings came up after his Asheville, North Carolina rally on Monday, he indicated that he smelled the bait and, evidently, the steel beneath the bait, because he’s declining the briefings.
U.S. spy agencies offer briefings to presidential candidates once they have secured their party’s nomination to prepare them for life as commander in chief.
But after the F.B.I. recovered government documents including classified papers at his Mar-a-Lago home in Florida, critics questioned whether Trump could be trusted with sensitive information.
In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, the former president said he could now get the briefings if he wanted them but sensed a trap.
‘I don’t want them, because, number one, I know what’s happening. It’s very easy to see what’s happening,’ he said before attacking President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, his newly installed election opponent. […]
— Read More: redstate.com
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