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WaPo's Marcus: If I Had a Superpower, I'd 'Ban the Word Weaponization' — Weaponization Happened under Trump, Not Biden

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Jun 10, 2023

WaPo's Marcus: If I Had a Superpower, I'd 'Ban the Word Weaponization' -- Weaponization Happened under Trump, Not Biden

On Friday’s “PBS NewsHour,” Washington Post Associate Editor and columnist Ruth Marcus stated that if she had a superpower, she “would wield it to ban the word weaponization,” because the indictment of former President Donald Trump “is the opposite of

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