You're making a lot of assumptions.
First, confidential is the first level of classification in the federal government. Declassified information becomes public unless otherwise prohibited.
Then why is the Crossfire Hurricane binder not public right now?
Another poster was swearing this does not exist. I don’t like to show people up, so I won’t call out the name. The DNC never obeyed this order, but I guess the left thinks that kewl...
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So there's two problems. The first, is that it's not rational to think there would be legal prohibitions to disseminating every one of those documents.
That's absurd. There are many kind of documents that are prohibited form dissemination, even though they are not classified. My list of students has legal prohibitions from being disseminated that have to do with privacy, not classification. The same for medical documents, like the ones the FBI stole.
Second, the other laws that prohibit dissemination of information outside of the typical classification system would also prohibit that information from winding up in Trump's closet. You have a confidential list of students because they're your students. You have access to them because you need access to them to teach. If you were fired from your job, the regulations that keep those records confidential also would prohibit you from retaining that information.
Not at all. I switched school one year, and I took forms that I had created to input student information in to the next school, so I could re-use the forms with new names. I never heard of a law that required me to wipe or bleachbit all the forms and start over. Maybe I should have smashed my flashdrives with a hammer?
I have confidential student information on my home computer because Special Education has a lot of paperwork and I prefer to do it at home rather than stay at school until seven when they shut off the AC at five. When I retire, I'm not going to hire Hillary's destruction crew to go after my hard drive.
I doubt any case will hinge on whether they're declassified or not and I doubt this will be an undecided issue before it ever reaches a trial. Trump can only evade it for so long.
If they documents are unclassified, what will Trump go on trial for, exactly?
If you have any legitimate source about what the GSA did or didn't do, I welcome it. Everything I've seen is anonymous sources from disreputable media.
"disreputable media" meaning it ain't MSNBC or that any media that reports what the GSA did is automatically disreputable?
Anyway, the "reputable media" always cites "sources," so I'll do the same. I learned it from sources. They asked not be named because reasons.