With today’s technologies, including Google Maps, the Wall Street Journal virtually doxed Scott Bessent. WSJ featured his mansion in the Georgetown area of Washington, D.C. in an aerial view that made it easily identifiable for any hostile actor. There should be consequences for the Journal for doing this. It is difficult to imagine that those responsible at the WSJ did not understand the implications of what they were doing.
Also, note yet again the Biden crime family and the Democrats are not judged by the same standard as Republicans are: activist journalists present the latter in the worst possible light while doing all they can to cover for leftists.
The leftist media and its cronies alike have taken the gloves off. Integrity has vanished. A real threat of harm to the right is being normalized.

“Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved onto military base from $12.5M mansion due to Iranian threats,” by Ryan King, New York Post, November 11, 2026:
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has taken up residence on a military base in response to threats by Iran.
The New York Times, citing three sources, reported that US officials had received specific intelligence of threats against Bessent, who is overseeing the financial war on the Islamic Republic known as Operation Economic Outcast.
It was not immediately clear whether the Treasury secretary, 64, faced an imminent threat.
“The secretary will not be deterred by the Iranian regime’s threats and remains committed to executing Operation Economic Outcast and maintaining the blockade, which together are collapsing Iran’s economy,” a Treasury spokesperson told The Post in a statement.
Last year, the Wall Street Journal published a story that included an aerial view of the $12.5 million mansion Bessent purchased in the capital’s tony Georgetown neighborhood not long after being confirmed as Treasury secretary.
Officials feared that the story made it possible for adversaries to track down where Bessent was living, Reuters reported….
Art Kyger says
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James Lincoln says
So, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has a $12.5M mansion that he cannot even live in due to Iranian threats.
He should sue the Wall Street Journal for effectively doxing him.