Are Ilhan Omar’s Days In Congress

This is the same Washington Post that published false stories about Kash Patel being fired. The same paper that ran the fabricated Camp David confrontation between Trump and Pete Hegseth. The same paper that Trump called “the Washington Compost” and accused of being a mouthpiece for the deep state.

And now that paper has published classified information about the depth, nuclear hardening, and occupancy capacity of the presidential shelter — sourced to anonymous former officials who disagreed with an ongoing construction project.

Matt Vespa put it plainly: “This is borderline treason.” He’s right to be outraged. Subpoenas should be issued. The people who leaked classified presidential security infrastructure to a newspaper deserve to be identified, and the Post’s editors who made the publication decision deserve to explain themselves before Congress.

Reagan was shot outside the Washington Hilton. An assassin tried to kill Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner this spring. Iran has publicly displayed assassination threat banners at the Supreme Leader’s funeral. And three former officials just told the world exactly how deep the president’s fallback shelter is.

All to stop a ballroom that is sorely needed. And why? Because Trump wants it. This is one story where there should be subpoenas issued.