Marener
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I get tired of repeating myself.Not this time.
For starters, the Judicial Watch lawsuit is nothing like what we are currently facing.
Judicial Watch was trying to force NARA to demand Clinton’s tapes back, which were very arguably personal records. The decision centered around the fact that there was no legal way to force the archives to do anything. The archivist has discretion in managing records and some rando can’t force them to bend to their will.
The decision didn’t have anything to do with agreeing that Clinton could declare anything personal records. In fact, it specifically sidesteps the issue.