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Judge Unseals a Mountain of Trump Evidence, Undercutting the Campaign’s ‘Delay Everything’ Strategy
A federal judge in Washington moved to unseal nearly 2,000 pages of evidence in Donald Trump’s election-interference case, dealing a fresh blow to his effort to keep the case politically buried during the final stretch of the campaign. Trump’s lawyers had argued that the material should stay hidden because disclosure could hurt his presidential bid. The court was not impressed. The result is a classic Trump-world problem: the campaign wants the public to see a martyr, but the docket keeps showing a defendant.