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What Is Donald Trump Hiding?

A report that the president had senior White House staff sign non-disclosure agreements is the latest reminder of how much he conceals from public view.
Source: Jonathan Ernst / Reuters

Donald Trump has little regard for the privacy of the masses. During the 2016 campaign, he bought access to psychological profiles of millions of voters created by scraping and studying their Facebook accounts without most of them having granted permission. He signed a bill repealing FCC rules that limited the ability of Internet service providers to sell data on our browsing habits. Like his predecessor, he presides over surveillance

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