"Biden's documents are different from Trump's documents"

[BWK]

Can you back up what you said when every pundit on YouTube says you're a fucking idiot?

Show us, don't talk about it. Show us you aren't full of shit.

 

[Indeependent]

Show us, don't talk about it. Show us you aren't full of shit.

Don't worry, the user with an actual IQ who posted it before will post it again and you'll ignore it again because you're psychotic.

 

[BWK]

Can you back up what you said when every pundit on YouTube says you're a fucking idiot?

Let's lock horns with your You-Tube heroes; awandcrime.com/trump/national-security-attorneys-debunk-trumps-idle-fantasy-that-he-can-declassify-documents-in-his-head-without-telling-anyone/

 

[BWK]

Don't worry, the user with an actual IQ who posted it before will post it again and you'll ignore it again because you're psychotic.

Yea, you are boring, ignorant, a coward, and a loser. What a pathetic nothing.

 

[Godboy]

Trump is toast;
That muddled explanation was immediately critiqued by attorneys who practice national security law.

Attorney Kel McClanahan, the Executive Director of National Security Counselors, said Trump’s explanation was only partially correct.

“It is true that a President can declassify information by just saying ‘It’s declassified’ — to someone,” McClanahan said. “But remove the listener, and you have an idle fantasy, not a declassification action.”

“Plus, this isn’t really an argument he wants to push too far,” McClanahan continued. “Because if he wins, the next question must be, did President Biden ever think that those records should be classified while Trump still had them?”

In other words, even if Trump told someone the material was declassified, Joe Biden — the current executive — can reverse that decision using the proper processes.

LOL, he also said this.... (This is the same guy, right?)



The U.S. classification system has three levels: top secret, secret and confidential.
“That is based on the level of damage that its release would cause to the national security of the United States,” Kel McClanahan, executive director of the National Security Counselors, said. “When you classify a document, that means that only people with a security clearance equal to the classification or higher can read it.”
A sitting U.S. president has wide-ranging authority to classify and declassify certain documents, but former presidents do not have authority over classification and declassification.
Current presidents can classify documents as long as they can “make a plausible argument that it is related to national security.” On the other hand, the president “doesn’t have to give any reason for declassifying” information, according to McClanahan.
“He can just say, ‘I decide that this should be declassified,’ and it’s declassified,” McClanahan said

Yes, the president can declassify documents, but there isn’t a set protocol they have to follow

Former President Trump claimed documents found at Mar-a-Lago were “all declassified.” We explain why sitting presidents can declassify documents and how it works.

www.verifythis.com

ABA Fact Check: Extent of Presidential Legal Authority to Declassify Materials Is Still Unclear

Most national security legal experts dismissed the former president’s suggestion that while in office he could declassify documents simply by thinking about it. But in theory, legal guidelines support his contention that a president has broad authority to formally declassify most documents that...

lawandcrime.com

Don’t Dismiss Trump’s Assertion of Presidential Power to Declassify Information

The country is focused on the Jan. 6 committee’s criminal referral of former President Trump to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for four alleged crimes, including inciting and abetting an insurrection. But Trump’s decision to stash classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago residence continues to be...

www.aei.org

 

[Indeependent]

Yea, you are boring, ignorant, a coward, and a loser. What a pathetic nothing.

Are you upset?
From which University did you receive your Law degree?
At which firm are you an attorney?

It is illegal for a VP to take Classified Documents, and Biden, who you insist is sharp as a razor, knew that when he did it.

 

[Indeependent]

LOL, he also said this...



The U.S. classification system has three levels: top secret, secret and confidential.
“That is based on the level of damage that its release would cause to the national security of the United States,” Kel McClanahan, executive director of the National Security Counselors, said. “When you classify a document, that means that only people with a security clearance equal to the classification or higher can read it.”
A sitting U.S. president has wide-ranging authority to classify and declassify certain documents, but former presidents do not have authority over classification and declassification.
Current presidents can classify documents as long as they can “make a plausible argument that it is related to national security.” On the other hand, the president “doesn’t have to give any reason for declassifying” information, according to McClanahan.
“He can just say, ‘I decide that this should be declassified,’ and it’s declassified,” McClanahan said

Yes, the president can declassify documents, but there isn’t a set protocol they have to follow

Former President Trump claimed documents found at Mar-a-Lago were “all declassified.” We explain why sitting presidents can declassify documents and how it works.

www.verifythis.com

ABA Fact Check: Extent of Presidential Legal Authority to Declassify Materials Is Still Unclear

Most national security legal experts dismissed the former president’s suggestion that while in office he could declassify documents simply by thinking about it. But in theory, legal guidelines support his contention that a president has broad authority to formally declassify most documents that...

lawandcrime.com

Don’t Dismiss Trump’s Assertion of Presidential Power to Declassify Information

The country is focused on the Jan. 6 committee’s criminal referral of former President Trump to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for four alleged crimes, including inciting and abetting an insurrection. But Trump’s decision to stash classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago residence continues to be...

www.aei.org

Facts don't register with psychos.

 

[Godboy]

Facts don't register with psychos.

It has been fun all done nonetheless. I have a feeling that i actually begrudgingly convinced a couple of these dems today. Facts are facts.

 

[BWK]

LOL, he also said this.... (This is the same guy, right?)



The U.S. classification system has three levels: top secret, secret and confidential.
“That is based on the level of damage that its release would cause to the national security of the United States,” Kel McClanahan, executive director of the National Security Counselors, said. “When you classify a document, that means that only people with a security clearance equal to the classification or higher can read it.”
A sitting U.S. president has wide-ranging authority to classify and declassify certain documents, but former presidents do not have authority over classification and declassification.
Current presidents can classify documents as long as they can “make a plausible argument that it is related to national security.” On the other hand, the president “doesn’t have to give any reason for declassifying” information, according to McClanahan.
“He can just say, ‘I decide that this should be declassified,’ and it’s declassified,” McClanahan said

Yes, the president can declassify documents, but there isn’t a set protocol they have to follow

Former President Trump claimed documents found at Mar-a-Lago were “all declassified.” We explain why sitting presidents can declassify documents and how it works.

www.verifythis.com

ABA Fact Check: Extent of Presidential Legal Authority to Declassify Materials Is Still Unclear

Most national security legal experts dismissed the former president’s suggestion that while in office he could declassify documents simply by thinking about it. But in theory, legal guidelines support his contention that a president has broad authority to formally declassify most documents that...

lawandcrime.com

Don’t Dismiss Trump’s Assertion of Presidential Power to Declassify Information

The country is focused on the Jan. 6 committee’s criminal referral of former President Trump to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for four alleged crimes, including inciting and abetting an insurrection. But Trump’s decision to stash classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago residence continues to be...

www.aei.org

This was provided from one of your links. You are too fucking lazy to read each one; In all cases, however, a formal procedure for recording and memorializing classification decisions is required so governmental agencies know with certainty what has been declassified. Your own link destroys your defense of Trump. LOl!

 

[BWK]

It has been fun all done nonetheless. I have a feeling that i actually begrudgingly convinced a couple of these dems today. Facts are facts.

On that last one you really fucked yourself. You are too lazy to read your own links.

 

[Godboy]

This was provided from one of your links. You are too fucking lazy to read each one; In all cases, however, a formal procedure for recording and memorializing classification decisions is required so governmental agencies know with certainty what has been declassified. Your own link destroys your defense of Trump. LOl!

Yeah, but it isnt a high crime. It isnt something they can charge him for. There are a couple other legal precedents that president have that they probably shouldnt, that also protects him. I have a limited grasp of the law the law though, so i cant go that deep.

 

[Indeependent]

This was provided from one of your links. You are too fucking lazy to read each one; In all cases, however, a formal procedure for recording and memorializing classification decisions is required so governmental agencies know with certainty what has been declassified. Your own link destroys your defense of Trump. LOl!

So why didn't the person who maintains these records call Trump and Biden?

 

[Indeependent]

This was provided from one of your links. You are too fucking lazy to read each one; In all cases, however, a formal procedure for recording and memorializing classification decisions is required so governmental agencies know with certainty what has been declassified. Your own link destroys your defense of Trump. LOl!

Which Link?

 

[BWK]

Facts don't register with psychos.

You are too gd lazy to look for them. You got your ass handed to you again. You just don't learn do you.

 

[BWK]

So why didn't the person who maintains these records call Trump and Biden?

Now you are looking real stupid. WTF does that have to do with the price of Tea in China? Biden didn't claim declassification you retarded moron.

 

[BS Filter]

Democrats are the nastiest hypocrites on the planet.

 

[BWK]

Which Link?

Your buddys link. Look it up you lazy ass.

 

[Indeependent]

This was provided from one of your links. You are too fucking lazy to read each one; In all cases, however, a formal procedure for recording and memorializing classification decisions is required so governmental agencies know with certainty what has been declassified. Your own link destroys your defense of Trump. LOl!

That's not a quote from the actual law, that's a quote from the person giving the interview.

 

[BS Filter]

Now you are looking real stupid. WTF does that have to do with the price of Tea in China? Biden didn't claim declassification you retarded moron.

You're a colossal glittering screaming hypocrite.

 

[BWK]

Democrats are the nastiest hypocrites on the planet.

Get the fuck on retard. You have nothing to offer but more stupidity.