You can't rebut FactCheck.org? Sorry, John but that's done quite often actually. They are a liberally biased site that pushes a liberal agenda. They get rebutted quite often.
One more time, the Judicial Watch case you cited discussed the authority that NARA has or doesn’t have. Trump’s subpoena didn’t come from NARA. It came from the DoJ investigation a violation of the espionage act. Trump’s case is criminal. It has a grand jury subpoena. The Judicial Watch case has nothing of the sort.
In the law, the stare decisis doctrine means that legal precedents should be followed when they are applicable. So, if a judge rules on a similar case, they should either base their ruling on legal precedents or explain why they chose not to do so. Would you like to provide the explanation by this court as to why they didn't follow the precedent set by the earlier Clinton case, Marener?
In the law, the stare decisis doctrine means that legal precedents should be followed when they are applicable. So, if a judge rules on a similar case, they should either base their ruling on legal precedents or explain why they chose not to do so. Would you like to provide the explanation by this court as to why they didn't follow the precedent set by the earlier Clinton case, Marener?
One more time, the Judicial Watch case you cited discussed the authority that NARA has or doesn’t have. Trump’s subpoena didn’t come from NARA. It came from the DoJ investigation a violation of the espionage act. Trump’s case is criminal. It has a grand jury subpoena. The Judicial Watch case has nothing of the sort.
Of course you can provide precedent of a President being charged under the Espionage Act for being in possession of "classified documents"...right, Marener?
Why isn't it? The judge in that case stated quite clearly that it is the President and only the President who decides what are personal papers. So why was that right accorded to Bill Clinton and not to Donald Trump?
Of course you can provide precedent of a President being charged under the Espionage Act for being in possession of "classified documents"...right, Marener?
You can't rebut FactCheck.org? Sorry, John but that's done quite often actually. They are a liberally biased site that pushes a liberal agenda. They get rebutted quite often.
Why isn't it? The judge in that case stated quite clearly that it is the President and only the President who decides what are personal papers. So why was that right accorded to Bill Clinton and not to Donald Trump?
1. That’s not what the judge said. You haven’t quoted the judge.
2. Highly classified government documents aren’t personal papers
3. Not even Trump has been so stupid as to claim this
4. If Trump wanted to claim this, he could have tried to make this argument in court when he received his subpoena.
5. The Judicial Watch case was a civil action to compel NARA to do something. This case is a criminal case to enforce the espionage act. They’re not at all similar.
1. That’s not what the judge said. You haven’t quoted the judge.
2. Highly classified government documents aren’t personal papers
3. Not even Trump has been so stupid as to claim this
4. If Trump wanted to claim this, he could have tried to make this argument in court when he received his subpoena.
5. The Judicial Watch case was a civil action to compel NARA to do something. This case is a criminal case to enforce the espionage act. They’re not at all similar.
He's a former President that had the legal right to classify or declassify documents at will. Which brings us right back to the Constitutional question of whether a former President can be guilty of possessing "classified" documents which he took while he WAS President! Something that obviously should have been settled in court just as the Clinton case was settled in court! So why didn't that happen, Marener?
He's a former President that had the legal right to classify or declassify documents at will. Which brings us right back to the Constitutional question of whether a former President can be guilty of possessing "classified" documents which he took while he WAS President! Something that obviously should have been settled in court just as the Clinton case was settled in court! So why didn't that happen, Marener?
1. That’s not what the judge said. You haven’t quoted the judge.
2. Highly classified government documents aren’t personal papers
3. Not even Trump has been so stupid as to claim this
4. If Trump wanted to claim this, he could have tried to make this argument in court when he received his subpoena.
5. The Judicial Watch case was a civil action to compel NARA to do something. This case is a criminal case to enforce the espionage act. They’re not at all similar.
Then I'd like to hear you take a crack at defending Joe Biden using his DOJ to go after his chief political rival for something that he himself was TOTALLY guilty of! He stole classified materials dating back to when he was a Senator. Love to hear your take on that, my friend!
Then I'd like to hear you take a crack at defending Joe Biden using his DOJ to go after his chief political rival for something that he himself was TOTALLY guilty of! He stole classified materials dating back to when he was a Senator. Love to hear your take on that, my friend!
I hate to point out the obvious here, John but you stopped adding anything to the debate quite some time ago. Perhaps it would be best if you moved on.
I hate to point out the obvious here, John but you stopped adding anything to the debate quite some time ago. Perhaps it would be best if you moved on.