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On June 3, the Trump classified-documents mess was still hardening into a case about alleged hoarding, obstruction, and bad-faith cleanup rather than a friendly argument over property lines. The emerging details kept undercutting the former president’s preferred defense and strengthened the sense that the whole episode could haunt him for months.
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On June 3, the Trump classified-documents mess was still hardening into a case about alleged hoarding, obstruction, and bad-faith cleanup rather than a friendly argument over property lines. The emerging details kept undercutting the former president’s preferred defense and strengthened the sense that the whole episode could haunt him for months.
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On June 3, the Trump classified-documents mess was still hardening into a case about alleged hoarding, obstruction, and bad-faith cleanup rather than a friendly argument over property lines. The emerging details kept undercutting the former president’s preferred defense and strengthened the sense that the whole episode could haunt him for months.
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