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I wonder if it will ever come out. No doubt we're headed towards a shitstorm of avoidance tactics and diversion and all kinds of stalling tactics, but I sure would like to know.View attachment 686701
^^^ that's why ^^^
i'd also add because he truly believes he's a stable genius & will get away with it.
I wonder if it will ever come out. No doubt we're headed towards a shitstorm of avoidance tactics and diversion and all kinds of stalling tactics, but I sure would like to know.
With that crack group of elite attorneys, anything is possible.
That and a childish Trump temper-tantrum for being voted out of office.It's all about the munty hunty!
That grifting son-of-a-bitch would sell his own mother if it made him a few more shillings.
Number 2 all the way.
Considering he has been under attack by the Democrats and THEIR DOJ for 6 years and counting, maybe he wanted documents that would help him protect himself from an out-of- control DOJ.We know that the former President had classified documents at Mar-A-Lago, and we know that the National Archives was told that he had returned everything, which was not true. For the purposes of this poll, whether or not he had the power to issue blanket declassifications is irrelevant.
I'd just like to know why he wanted to take and hang on to documents that had been rated classified and above. That's a fair question, isn't it?
Ideas?
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Agency identified 700-plus pages of classified records at Trump's home
The U.S. National Archives discovered more than 700 pages of classified documents at Donald Trump's Florida home in addition to material seized this month by FBI agents, according to a newly disclosed May letter the records agency sent to the Republican former president's attorney.www.reuters.com
You don't know that. Your sources are the very people who've lied about Trump for years. But we do know that it is normal for presidents, all presidents to take home documents relating to their administration. We also know that a president has full and final authority over the classification of everything.We know that the former President had classified documents at Mar-A-Lago,
Only to your stupid, biased self. Since you just admitted the president has plenary power over classification, then it is moot to claim he had documents he isn't qualified to hold.For the purposes of this poll, whether or not he had the power to issue blanket declassifications is irrelevant.
Just ask Merrick Garland. You can trust you'll get the truth from him!I'd just like to know why he wanted to take and hang on to documents that had been rated classified and above. That's a fair question, isn't it?
Because fuck you, Mac. That's why!Why did Trump take and keep the documents?
Yes I did......circle back, did you comprehend what the article is about?Did you even read this thing? I don't think you did.
I honestly don't think he had any idea what was going on with the documents. As with almost everything, you guys give the blob way too much credit.We know that the former President had classified documents at Mar-A-Lago, and we know that the National Archives was told that he had returned everything, which was not true. For the purposes of this poll, whether or not he had the power to issue blanket declassifications is irrelevant.
I'd just like to know why he wanted to take and hang on to documents that had been rated classified and above. That's a fair question, isn't it?
Ideas?
Agency identified 700-plus pages of classified records at Trump's home
The U.S. National Archives discovered more than 700 pages of classified documents at Donald Trump's Florida home in addition to material seized this month by FBI agents, according to a newly disclosed May letter the records agency sent to the Republican former president's attorney.
And of course whether the documents were de-classified or not is irrelevant.I honestly don't think he had any idea what was going on with the documents. As with almost everything, you guys give the blob way too much credit.
The guys you have to worry about were and are the political hacks around the blob. That being said.... take some time to think about the logistics of leaving an executive office where you also happen to reside. The first "family" lives there. Okay. Its moving day...the first trucks back up to the East Wing. Next to the golf bag and the clothes and the purse collection are nuclear secrets and other sensitive documents? Nope. Someone made a concerted effort to take these documents out of the White House/public domain. They were likely removed weeks ahead of time. This could be the "smoking gun" as to this scandal. When were the documents moved? Is there a record of declassification? If so, was the normal process of declassification followed? Clearly, an ex President can't declassify anything. So that would mean that any declassification would have to have occurred before 1/20/21. If they were removed during the campaign...that should be investigated further and further actions should be barred for future presidents.
What would be fair is to wait and find out the ACTUAL facts to the case, and not what has been in the media so far.
You are making assumptions in your thread.
Of course he did, because you were told that, it makes it so.When Trump was in office he often blabbed classified information to impress friends. It was an ongoing problem for his staff. Trump is a very needy guy.
Of course he did, because you were told that, it makes it so.
Here is something else that makes it soOf course he did, because you were told that, it makes it so.
www.rawstory.com
His staff said the same thing for the past 6 years. Plus there's proof in his tweets and his betrayal of Israeli intelligence assets to the Russians. Trump is very stupid and headstrong.
As always, he's playing the victim. We'll see.Here is something else that makes it so
Trump's 'Mar-a-Lago offensive backfires' as new disclosures point to 'serious breach': National Review writer
National Review writer Andrew McCarthy has been skeptical of the FBI's search of former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, but new disclosures made this week by pro-Trump writer John Solomon have left him far less doubtful about the merits of the search than before.In a new analysis...
And the general response appears to be something in the neighborhood of "it's all fake news, Trump is a victim".
I am shocked. Shocked, I say. I'm very shocked over here.
When Trump was in office he often blabbed classified information to impress friends. It was an ongoing problem for his staff. Trump is a very needy guy.
Here is something else that makes it so
Trump's 'Mar-a-Lago offensive backfires' as new disclosures point to 'serious breach': National Review writer
National Review writer Andrew McCarthy has been skeptical of the FBI's search of former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, but new disclosures made this week by pro-Trump writer John Solomon have left him far less doubtful about the merits of the search than before.In a new analysis...
