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2016 repeat? Trump revives Clinton playbook to battle Biden
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NEW YORK – Accusations of a “deep state” conspiracy. Allegations of personal and family corruption. Painting an opponent as a Washington insider not to be trusted.
It’s 2016 again. Or at least that's President Donald Trump's hope. Trump and his allies are dusting off the playbook that helped defeat Hillary Clinton, reviving it in recent days as they try to frame 2020 as an election between a dishonest establishment politician and a political outsider being targeted for taking on the system.
This time, however, the so-called outsider is the sitting president of the United States. Eager to distract from the coronavirus pandemic that has killed more than 89,000 Americans and crippled the economy, Trump and his advisers have started their fog
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