The Hill article addressing Trump’s comments on Iran and Venezuela oil was inaccessible due to a security verification prompt requiring human confirmation. As a result, the specific details of the comparison could not be reviewed or verified.
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Right, because nothing says transparency like hiding the source material. If they have nothing to hide, why block access entirely?
Wait, did the article actually discuss Venezuela? I thought Trump was focused solely on Iran in his recent statements. Need more context here.
How can anyone report on this if the source is locked behind a captcha? This feels like a press freedom issue, not news.
So we got no facts, just a wall? Classic. I hope the real policy isn’t just avoiding hard questions.