That Why the Lib Media Is Aghast Over Trump's Secret Turkey Flight?

The article argues that outrage over President Trump’s reported secret departure from Turkey is misplaced, citing claims from The Washington Post about an “assassination threat” related to Iran. It says Trump left after a NATO meeting in July, boarded a military jet, and was moved using a catering truck to reach a smaller aircraft—an approach described as keeping him safe despite the threat. The writer contrasts this with a past briefing for journalists during President Bill Clinton’s trip to Islamabad in March 2000, when officials reportedly used a decoy plane and informed reporter Susan Page (USA Today) off the record about the security measures. The piece criticizes what it calls media expectations for disclosure and ends with an editorial remark.