Former President Donald Trump faces daily punishment at the hands of the New York City justice system in the form of being stuck in a crumbling courthouse with grimy bathrooms, uncomfortable seats and shoddy heating, one opinion writer argued Friday. The Washington Post's Dana Milbank argued ...
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