Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, is a well-known critic of Donald Trump, which raises serious questions about how he allegedly ended up in a Signal chat with Trump’s national security team.
Was this an accidental blunder, or was it intentional?
Given that The Atlantic has published multiple pieces critical of Trump, including the controversial 2020 article alleging he disparaged fallen soldiers, it seems unlikely that someone with Goldberg’s profile would have been mistakenly included.
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Could this have been an act of sabotage—perhaps by someone within the administration or intelligence community—aimed at leaking sensitive discussions or undermining Trump’s team from within?
If so, who was responsible, and what was their motive?
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