Obviously, the answer, writ large, is “Yes.” Every White House skirts the law a bit to put a thumb on the scale. Does anybody doubt that the Democrats and the federal bureaucracy have been manipulating statistics to make the economy look better, the border more secure, and that infrastructure projects are being built solely due to the generosity of the president and his party?
Sometimes, those efforts are legal. Other times, they are shady. But few aren’t in a gray area.
Then, there are times when the law is clear, and the issue not gray at all. One of those is the Presidential Records Act, which is important because the records being kept are not just of historical interest but can pop up in legal cases, Congressional inquiries, and in very few cases, change the course of history.
There is a reason why the stenographers at the White House are…
