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Yes you do. The FBI says the president approved it. Therefore he HAD to know.
You lose.
But we knew that already
LOL
You're lying again. Watch this...
Quote the FBI saying Biden approved the search warrant...
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Yes you do. The FBI says the president approved it. Therefore he HAD to know.
You lose.
But we knew that already
You posted the same bullshit leftards always post.Of course I have that proof and I already posted it.
To win a presidential election, one must get a majority of electoral votes. Electoral votes are issued by the 50 states and D.C. in 2020, after counting and canvassing their respective ballots, each state and D.C. certified their results. That is the first phase of winning an election. Up to that point, as I've shown, Biden was wining 306 to 232. The second phase of winning the election then turn from state level certification to federal certification. That's where, in accordance with the Constitution, Congress counts the electoral votes and decides who won the election. Congress did that despite magatard interruption and certified Biden the winner.
I posted all of that so don't lie and falsely claim I haven't proven Biden won.
Why would I quote a bunch of liars?LOL
You're lying again. Watch this...
Quote the FBI saying Biden approved the search warrant...
With all due respect, Forkup? It this case really WAS on the level then if I'm the Attorney General of the DOJ and I'm about to raid the home of an Ex President of the United States? The LAST judge that I'm going to get my warrant from is Magistrate Reinhart! A judge who recused himself from hearing a lawsuit between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton because he felt he was biased against Trump? With the shit storm that you had to have known this was going to create...why would any rationale person go to THAT judge and why would THAT judge ever agree to issue the warrant?
As for sufficient probable cause? The first question any judge SHOULD have asked is doesn't a President of the United States have the ability to classify materials and if so how could anything Trump had at his home be considered "classified"?
Anyone claiming the DOJ's warrant would have been accepted by those that choose to defend Trump as being above board if only another magistrate would have signed off on it is dumb or dishonest. Sorry to put in those terms but those are the only options. One of the go-to defenses for any person coming into contact with the DOJ is something in the line of " they don't like me, so they are going after me." This defense is only very rarely successful because one has to actually SHOW misconduct. What you have is no evidence of that but evidence to the contrary. In the form of the fact that the FBI said they expected to find evidence of certain crimes in Mar O Lago and they found exactly that.The LAST judge that I'm going to get my warrant from is Magistrate Reinhart!
He did recuse himself. The reason for it though is something you infer because it was never motivated, like it ususally isn't.A judge who recused himself from hearing a lawsuit between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton because he felt he was biased against Trump?
Interesting theory. So you think a judge before he approves a search warrant should consider whether or not there is an (incredulous) possible defense of the plaintiff that would at best mitigate but not absolve somebody of a crime?The first question any judge SHOULD have asked is doesn't a President of the United States have the ability to classify materials and if so how could anything Trump had at his home be considered "classified"?
No, it doesn't mean the warrant was valid. It strongly indicates though that it probably is. Unless you believe the FBI just got really, really, really lucky to find the exact thing they expected to find.The fact that a search conducted with a warrant turns up evidence of a crime doesn't mean that said warrant was valid. Americans have rights
The warrant wasn't general. It was specific to documents from his time in the White House, with the caveat that it also includes documents found in the boxes where the documents were found.One of which prohibits the Government from raiding any of our homes with a general warrant looking for evidence.
Oops.
Now crickets from Faun. lol
The premise is the same as the Magna Carter to the US Constitution!
The 4th Amendment took out that thrash, yet the DOJ and the FBI seemingly either forgot their ABC's of Law School, or they are out of control and unckecked rogue partisan HACKS!
A "warrant" for EVERYTHING???
GTFOH!!!
Any malicious new president could do it to the old one, and so on, and so on.
And historically presidents in America have had more decorum than that.
Stupid shit like that when the idiots want to win that badly will make them lose in America. That was a stupid move, one that no other president America has ever had except Obama would pull.
Furthermore if any prosecution depends on that, it makes the whole thing entirely political, which I think it is anyway, so do 3x+ of those that don't, according to the OP poll.
You posted the same bullshit leftards always post.
It doesn't answer the question and never will.
You fuckers are too retarded to address the actual problem.
About as crazy as denying Biden authorized the raid.
No, but he's not a criminal, faggot. The current installed regime all are.So you think Trump should be above the law if he was violating it by being g in possession of those documents?
No, but he's not a criminal, faggot. The current installed regime all are.
That depends on how honest the investigation is.True, he's not a criminal yet. That remains be seen. Maybe he is, maybe he isn't. But as you acknowledge, he's not above the law. So if the investigation determines he broke the law, he should be charged, right?
It's cruel to laugh at retards.
That depends on how honest the investigation is.
Breaking the law is done by almost everyone, every day. There's too many laws.
It would have to be something extremely egregious, and I just don't see that happening.
But Hillary and Hunter should have been charged, right?Breaking the law is done by almost everyone, every day. There's too many laws.
It's cruel to laugh at retards.
I suppose one would have to appeal to one's own better nature.While that's true, how can you not laugh at these retards.
Too bad you lack that, you piece of shit.I suppose one would have to appeal to one's own better nature.
Oops.
Well, Hillary should have. Hunter prosecution would be up to whatever state he's in besides "high".But Hillary and Hunter should have been charged, right?
I like law enforcement far more than traitors who steal our Top Secrets.Boy you people are stupid.
You'll believe ANY damn thing the MSM tells you.