Online Public Relations Thoughts

The special master examining the documents seized from Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate has ordered Trump's lawyers to prove that papers were planted by the FBI during their search.   He wants facts and not allegations, which Trump and his team have been making.  In a time of charges and counter-charges with a slim hold or none at all on facts, the only safety is falling back on what can be proved objectively.  Even that is hard to do when events are smeared with conflicting interpretations. Those who believe Trump is innocent will not change their opinions no matter the weight of evidence.  Those who believe him guilty will never accept exoneration of any charge.  It is left for those who isolate facts and judge impartially to do their work the best they can.  It is a hard position to be in because everyone is watching for the least slip to prove their contentions are right, but hard evidence in the end is all that counts.