Take Your Pick About the Hur Report on Joe

[Weatherman2020]

What say you?

1) Biden's memory is so bad he wasn't charged w/ illegally keeping classified info as a private citizen

2) Biden's memory is fine & he should be charged for willfully keeping of classified info as a private citizen

It’s an either/or decision. Binary, no option 3.

Things Just Got a Lot Worse for Joe Biden

Last month, the Hur report found that Joe Biden willfully retained, mishandled, and disclosed classi

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[Catsnmeters]

What say you?

1) Biden's memory is so bad he wasn't charged w/ illegally keeping classified info as a private citizen

2) Biden's memory is fine & he should be charged for willfully keeping of classified info as a private citizen

It’s an either/or decision. Binary, no option 3.

Things Just Got a Lot Worse for Joe Biden

Last month, the Hur report found that Joe Biden willfully retained, mishandled, and disclosed classi

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3) Hur didn't think he could prove intent.

I choose 3.

 

[Weatherman2020]

He ended up resigning before he was impeached and criminally prosecuted. This is worse. Much worse.

Hur: Biden White House Pressured Me To Change My Report Findings​

 

[Weatherman2020]

3) Hur didn't think he could prove intent.

I choose 3.

So Joe ACCIDENTALLY kept tens of thousands of secret documents in his filing cabinet?

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Joe Biden broke the law.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

What say you?

1) Biden's memory is so bad he wasn't charged w/ illegally keeping classified info as a private citizen

2) Biden's memory is fine & he should be charged for willfully keeping of classified info as a private citizen

It’s an either/or decision. Binary, no option 3.

Things Just Got a Lot Worse for Joe Biden

Last month, the Hur report found that Joe Biden willfully retained, mishandled, and disclosed classi

pjmedia.com

Biden is non compos men…well, unless he’s juiced, the goes Hitler in the bunker for 90 minutes

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

So Joe ACCIDENTALLY kept tens of thousands of secret documents in his filing cabinet?

Who hasn't done that and forgotten it?

 

[White 6]

3) Hur didn't think he could prove intent.

I choose 3.

I, also go with option 3. Throw out the entire Hur Confidential ( ) as a partisan hack job. In his interview with Biden Hur said Biden appeared “to have a photographic understanding and recall.”, though this never got into the final report, as didn't suit the Republican narrative. Hur impugned himself and the report by leaving that out.

 

[Weatherman2020]

I, also go with option 3. Throw out the entire Hur Confidential ( )

3=1

 

[ThisIsMe]

3) Hur didn't think he could prove intent.

I choose 3.

He never said that. It never went that far. The whole reason he chose not to charge, and he said this multiple times, is because he thought about the potential jury outcome and didn’t think they would ever convict because Biden would appear to be a well meaning, older man, with a poor memory.

Even though the dems on the committee kept trying to get him to say he exonerated Biden, he kept correcting them and said that was not his conclusion.

 

[White 6]

3=1

Not according to Hur. Hur said he appeared “to have a photographic understanding and recall.”
Which time was Hur lying. If he could not keep one train of thought on that, what else did he screw up?

 

[Weatherman2020]

Not according to Hur. Hur said he appeared “to have a photographic understanding and recall.”
Which time was Hur lying. If he could not keep one train of thought on that, what else did he screw up?

Link?

 

[Coyote]

So Joe ACCIDENTALLY kept tens of thousands of secret documents in his filing cabinet?

Tens of thousands? How about 88.

 

[eagle1462010]

Tens of thousands? How about 88.

How about he get the same treatment as Trump.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Tens of thousands? How about 88.

Hook
Line
Sinker

 

[Catsnmeters]

So Joe ACCIDENTALLY kept tens of thousands of secret documents in his filing cabinet?

Odd way to put it.

Exchange "ACCIDENTALLY" with "UNKNOWINGLY" and it fits better.

Either is fine though I suppose.

 

[White 6]

Link?

Page 47 of Hur's interview transcript.

Robert Hur Admits Telling Biden He Seemed To Have 'Photographic Recall'

The special counsel admitted his comment wasn't in the final report, in which he described the president's memory as “faulty,” "hazy" and “poor.”

www.huffpost.com

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/03/12/biden-hur-transcript-analysis-00146473

 

[Weatherman2020]

Odd way to put it.

Exchange "ACCIDENTALLY" with "UNKNOWINGLY" and it fits better.

Either is fine though I suppose.

I UNKNOWINGLY took thousands of documents home and put them in my filing cabinet!!!

 

[Weatherman2020]

Page 47 of Hur's interview transcript.

Robert Hur Admits Telling Biden He Seemed To Have 'Photographic Recall'

The special counsel admitted his comment wasn't in the final report, in which he described the president's memory as “faulty,” "hazy" and “poor.”

www.huffpost.com

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/03/12/biden-hur-transcript-analysis-00146473

You run on Brandon has a photographic memory.

 

[Coyote]

He never said that. It never went that far. The whole reason he chose not to charge, and he said this multiple times, is because he thought about the potential jury outcome and didn’t think they would ever convict because Biden would appear to be a well meaning, older man, with a poor memory.

Even though the dems on the committee kept trying to get him to say he exonerated Biden, he kept correcting them and said that was not his conclusion.

Here is what he said:

“I need to disagree with at least one thing that you said, which is that I found that all of the elements were met,” Hur replied. “One of the elements of the relevant mishandling statute is the intent element. And what my report reflects is my judgment that based on the evidence, I would not be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt to a jury that that intent element had been met.”