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Laughably feeble.This from the Trump administration during Hannity's show: The President has the legal authority to set classified or declassified policies. The Trump policy was any document that leaves the White House is automatically declassified. He did this for the reason he often took his work home with him in Mar-A-Lago.
When he moved out of the White House he was still the President.
I told ya....those doj/fib stories change by the hour. LOLOLLOLOLOL They have gotten themselves in a fine pickle now. LOL
This from the Trump administration during Hannity's show: The President has the legal authority to set classified or declassified policies. The Trump policy was any document that leaves the White House is automatically declassified. He did this for the reason he often took his work home with him in Mar-A-Lago.
When he moved out of the White House he was still the President.
If this was the new policy it would need to be in writing to be official.
Do you have a link to this policy?
Not really. Again, each President can set their own declassification process. Trump's was that any document leaving the White House was automatically declassified. There is nothing they can do about it.
Neither the warrant nor the receipts list each and every document.
You are trying to hard to cover for your god
No, I forget the guys name now, but anyway he was on Hannity's show last night and received a text from somebody in his administration.
Laughably feeble.
The Loser has not denied that the FBI searched his Mar-a-Lago hideout for classified documents with information about nuclear weapons.
In a typical attempt at diversion, he attacked former President Obama, baselessly accusing him of illegally keeping classified documents.
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"President Barack Hussein Obama kept 33 million pages of documents,
much of them classified!
How many of them pertained to nuclear?
Word is, lots!"
A text does not create policy.
The President is just that, the president. He is not a god that no rules apply to.
Also, if they were declassified, why did they need to be locked up?
Trump's lickspittles are squirming, flailing about for any feeble pretext for the Loser being in possession of restricted, top secret documents.
The fake claim that all he had absconded with had been declassified is unsupported by any documentation.
Besides which, constitutional powers authorizing a president to declassify documents don't apply to records classified as top-secret or higher.
Where did I say a text creates policy? That's what's wrong with you leftists, you are always trying to put words in our posts that we never posted.
When it comes to declassification of documents, yes, the President at the time is God. He sets the standards and policies. Nobody can challenge him on that.
Desperate attempt at diversion noted.Oh please, nuclear weapons. If not for Bill Clinton...
... Again, policies have to be in writing to be official.
So, did Trump change the policy on the procedure after a document is declassified or not?
now you keep that in mind when the tables are turned.A text does not create policy.
The President is just that, the president. He is not a god that no rules apply to.
I have no idea WTF you're talking about. Trump created the declassification process, and took documents home with him which was the reason that was his policy.
now you keep that in mind when the tables are turned.
[C]onstitutional powers authorizing a president to declassify documents don't apply to records classified as top-secret or higher.Trump created the declassification process, and took documents home with him which was the reason that was his policy.
