After West Point appeared to either lie to Pro Publica or failed to do due diligence in searching its records regarding the question of Trump Secretary of Defense nominee was accepted to the military academy but didn’t attend, which is true but the academy claimed was false, Senator Tom Cotton fired off an angry letter to the academy demanding answers as to what happened…
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