Lesh
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And by law he can't take them
Presidential Records Preservation Act passed when Nixon (remember him?) tried to pull a similar stunt
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The 'Classified' Documents DOJ / FBI Raid Targeted ARE ALREADY UNCLASSIFIED...& They Knew It
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Presidential Records Preservation Act passed when Nixon (remember him?) tried to pull a similar stunt
Another one of your "I wasn't there to see it" so it didn't happen.... Fuck off retard
All the documents belong to the National Archives.
easyt65
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Your link does not refute even a single word of what I wrote. Ex-Presidents do not have declassification powers.
You are PARTIALLY correct.
EX-/FORMER Presidents can NOT declassify documents - PRESISENTS CAN.
I have posted numerous articles covering the documents, President Trump's actions, and the failed raid.
Those articles spell out the fact that PRESIDENT Trump, before leaving office, declassified not only the documents he legally took with him but also declassified Crossfire Hurricane files / documents.
1st - Yes, basic classification rules allow the PRESIDENT to declassify documents:
Basic Laws and Authorities | National Archives
www.archives.gov
2ndly, 19 months ago the President of the US ordered the release of the declassified Crossfire Hurricane documents ... and the DOJ illegally refused to comply with that order! 19 months later, the DOJ Is not only still criminally refusing to release those documents they are illegally refusing to comply with the FOIA requests for the release of those Crossfire Hurricane documents THAT ARE ALREADY SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN RELEASED.
But back to your point- a former President can't declassify documents...
...but PRESIDENTS can....and PRESIDENT Trump did declassify those documents WHILE STILL IN OFFICE.
THE DOJ & FBI KNEW/ KNOWS THIS....MAKING THIS POLITICAL GESTAPO RAID ON TRUMP'S HOME UNWARRANTED (as CNN pointed out), unprecedented, historic, and criminal political abuse of power!
You are PARTIALLY correct.
EX-/FORMER Presidents can NOT declassify documents - PRESISENTS CAN.
I have posted numerous articles covering the documents, President Trump's actions, and the failed raid.
Those articles spell out the fact that PRESIDENT Trump, before leaving office, declassified not only the documents he legally took with him but also declassified Crossfire Hurricane files / documents.
1st - Yes, basic classification rules allow the PRESIDENT to declassify documents:
Basic Laws and Authorities | National Archives
2ndly, 19 months ago the President of the US ordered the declassified Crossfire Hurricane documents ... and the DOJ illegally refused to comply with that order! 19 months later, the DOJ Is not only still criminally refusing to release those documents they are illegally refusing to comply with the FOIA requests for the release of those Crossfire Hurricane documents THAT ARE ALREADY SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN RELEASED.
But back to your point- a former President can't declassify documents...
...but PRESIDENTS can....and PRESIDENT Trump did declassify those documents WHILE STILL IN OFFICE.
THE DOJ & FBI KNEW/ KNOWS THIS....MAKING THIS POLITICAL GESTAPO RAID ON TRUMP'S HOME WAS UNWARRANTED (as CNN pointed out), unprecedented, historic, and criminal political abuse of power!
Doesn't matter. All the documents belong to the National Archives.
easyt65
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IRS apologizes for targeting conservative groups
The Associated Press reports that the Internal Revenue Service says it gave extra scrutiny to organizations with the names "Tea Party" or "Patriot" seeking tax-exempt status.WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Internal Revenue Service is apologizing for inappropriately flagging conservative political groups...
www.nbcnews.com
easyt65
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No, no they don't. In the face of all the evidence, links, articles, etc... that have been posted you continue to repeat your debunked, desperate, emotional OPINION ... which continues to be wrong no matter how many times you repeat it.Doesn't matter. All the documents belong to the National Archives.
No, no they don't. In the face of all the evidence, links, articles, etc... that have been posted you continue to repeat your debunked, desperate, emotional OPINION ... which continues to be wrong no matter how many times you repeat it.
It's not my opinion. None of the documents belong to Trump. They belong to the people.
The Original Tree
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Excellent Write Up Man that no doubt The DemNazi Demon Hoard will completely ignore.You are PARTIALLY correct.
EX-/FORMER Presidents can NOT declassify documents - PRESISENTS CAN.
I have posted numerous articles covering the documents, President Trump's actions, and the failed raid.
Those articles spell out the fact that PRESIDENT Trump, before leaving office, declassified not only the documents he legally took with him but also declassified Crossfire Hurricane files / documents.
1st - Yes, basic classification rules allow the PRESIDENT to declassify documents:
Basic Laws and Authorities | National Archives
2ndly, 19 months ago the President of the US ordered the release of the declassified Crossfire Hurricane documents ... and the DOJ illegally refused to comply with that order! 19 months later, the DOJ Is not only still criminally refusing to release those documents they are illegally refusing to comply with the FOIA requests for the release of those Crossfire Hurricane documents THAT ARE ALREADY SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN RELEASED.
But back to your point- a former President can't declassify documents...
...but PRESIDENTS can....and PRESIDENT Trump did declassify those documents WHILE STILL IN OFFICE.
THE DOJ & FBI KNEW/ KNOWS THIS....MAKING THIS POLITICAL GESTAPO RAID ON TRUMP'S HOME UNWARRANTED (as CNN pointed out), unprecedented, historic, and criminal political abuse of power!
The Original Tree
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Tell Hillary Clinton to return The White House China and Furniture.It's not my opinion. None of the documents belong to Trump. They belong to the people.
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And the copies of them belong to who copied them. Right?Doesn't matter. All the documents belong to the National Archives.
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I am more worried about the FBI planting evidence than anything else. They have to create a crime if they can't find one.Ah, nice....ANOTHER unsupported, delusional, desperate, emotional opinion.
Yes there is . The national Archives has been going through those documents before the FBI raid.There is no evidence he declassified anything in question before leaving office. It's all speculative.
What is not speculative is that President leaving the White House is subject to Presidential Records Act. He does not own documents relating to the presidency, they are public property and must be stored at national archives.
Do you refute that?
Cite the charge for having declassified documents in your control?You moron. All the documents belong to the National Archives.
For a Christian fanatic you sure are a liar.Tell Hillary Clinton to return The White House China and Furniture.
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It’s yet another article where Kash Patel runs his mouth with no knowledge of the facts.
This guy is good for one thing. Filling the right wing media with garbage.
Have you found the PeePee tapes yet?
AntonToo
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What documents?Yes there is . The national Archives has been going through those documents before the FBI raid.
You speak as you have any clue what specific documents warrant was for. Do you know something no one else in public does?
The 13 boxes the FBI raided to get.What documents?
You speak as you have any clue what specific documents warrant was for. Do you know something no one else in public does?
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Threats against the FBI now?
That’s some imagination you have there..
AntonToo
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....wtf would boxes of documents that "national archives are going through" be doing at Mar-A-Lago?The 13 boxes the FBI raided to get.
Or are you saying they were sent to National Archives, reviewed and then RETURNED...and then confiscated by FBI through a COURT WARRANT, no less .
That story seriously makes sense in your head?
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