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You’re not a lawyer are you? I’m not either, but the claim that there are no degrees of severity is ludicrous. If that were true, documents wouldn’t be given different classifications depending on sensitivity.
All presidents turn their documents over to the National Archives.
12:47 pm today, still no trump arrest.He seems to go manic and change his story several times in a given day. Poor slob.
six years and obammy still hasn't provided them. Trump was slow?True, but that is after they removed then from the White House in bulk, and then sorted then between personal, duplicate, mundane, for the public, for secure NARA, etc.
The main problem with Trump is that he seems to have been very slow with the sorting?
This is false. Presidents do not have security clearances at all.
Like members of Congress, they are instantly granted access to all classified information by nature of their office.
The office which he no longer holds.
It is OK. He is a former president.
six years and obammy still hasn't provided them. Trump was slow?
how can it be with executive privilege? you still need to get past the job description of president.All of the above!
nope. obammy's foundation and the NARA are still working to get them digitized six years now. Funny ain't it, six years working together and Trump's team one and a half year and he got raided. odd biasing I say.I thought I read Obama has a NARA manned library of docs in Chicago?
No, I'm not a lawyer, but I enjoyed varying levels of security clearances over the better part of a 20 year Naval career.
The different classifications have to do with access. Period. It doesn't pertain to possible punishments for compromising a marked document.
If one person compromises a "confidential" document and another compromises a "top secret" document, the law allows for both offenses to be punished equally...
nope. obammy's foundation and the NARA are still working to get them digitized six years now. Funny ain't it, six years working together and Trump's team one and a half year and he got raided. odd biasing I say.
Link?Meanwhile, the Clinton's DID stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody....
how does it sound like that?But that sounds like at least Obama turned them over to NARA, and that it may be NARA being slow?
Because it does.how does it sound like that?
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except they didn't. Anyone can run a con.Because it does.
National Archives rejects Trump's claim that Obama took classified documents
The National Archives said it "assumed exclusive legal and physical custody" of Obama's presidential records after he left office.
I notice you retards have no retort. Hilarious. Yep yet another thread proving you are a retard.
Not really, because it is much easier to innocently violate a confidential doc than one marked top secret.
You could easily assume someone you were working with had confidential clearance.
The "need to know" would be obviously different, so would imply a different degree of negligence or deliberate intent.
He's a Russian troll. What do ya expectWow, you really don't know what you're talking about, do you?
Nice try.Fake News. “Sensitive” does not equal classified.
