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    How Trump Made Russia's Hacking More Effective

    It was the president-elect’s hyperbolic characterizations of the pilfered material that turned routine documents into the stuff of scandal.
    by David Frum Dec 29, 2016 3 minutes
    Source: James Lawler Duggins / Reuters

    “It’s all just an attempt to delegitimize Donald Trump.” That’s the argument you hear from Trump supporters each time new information comes to light about how hard Russian spy services worked to damage Hillary Clinton. You heard it again on Thursday.

    The Trump supporters are 100 percent right: The information delegitimizing. The president-elect of the United States reportedly owes his office in considerable part to illegal clandestine activities in his

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