oldngray
nowhere special
If Trump declared anything declassified when it was President it automatically happened. He had the ultimate authority to do so.
He had a standing order to declassify everything sent to Mar-a lago.
FBI Raids Mar-a-lago
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He had a standing order to declassify everything sent to Mar-a lago.
newfie
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which is the legacy of the snowflake attempts to get Trump.
trump as president has that power as previous presidents have
yet with Trump the snowflakes continue to believe that only trump should be denied those powers.
fishtm2001
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fishtm2001
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sounds like truth social is your source
fishtm2001
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Unless and until the documents are stamped "Declassified" by the requisite agency, and following the submission of a written memo signed by the president, they have historically not been considered declassified.
DriveInDriѵeOut
Inordinately Right
FBI agents have to wear blue suits now?#BLUELIVESMATTER
They matter so much to Republicans. So much so that Breitbart leaked the full details of the warrant including the names of the individual FBI agents who were carrying out the court-ordered search of Trump's residence... and yet we don't hear a single Republican come out with a negative word to say about Breitbart.
Where is Rand Paul now? Ted Cruz? Lindsey Graham? Tim Scott? Any of them? Will any of them come to the defense of individuals in our nation's top law enforcement agency?
DriveInDriѵeOut
Inordinately Right
Link me to the subpoena.
newfie
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Boy thats going to make the cover up much more difficult.
They matter so much to Republicans. So much so that Breitbart leaked the full details of the warrant including the names of the individual FBI agents who were carrying out the court-ordered search of Trump's residence... and yet we don't hear a single Republican come out with a negative word to say about Breitbart.
Where is Rand Paul now? Ted Cruz? Lindsey Graham? Tim Scott? Any of them? Will any of them come to the defense of individuals in our nation's top law enforcement agency?
All Agents and judges need to lose their jobs when this latest insurrection is reviewed by the republicans next year.
the decision makers need to go to jail for this insurrection.
Thebrownblob
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Infographic: Public Trust in the FBI
This chart shows the share of U.S. adults that think the FBI was doing a good job, as of 2019 and 2021.
www.statista.com
public trust in the FBI has fallen in recent years. Where 57 percent of U.S. adults said that the FBI was doing either an “excellent” or a “good” job in 2019, this fell to 44 percent in 2021.
fishtm2001
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"So the FBI planted classified evidence, but also Trump declassified that evidence that he never took, but also it's not even a big deal if he did take it because only one box was classified I mean declassified, but also even if he did have many boxes of classified documents..."
B. Cohen
B. Cohen
newfie
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the president has the power to declassify. just because its trump does not mean he loses that power to do so.
this idiotic argument is the basis of your six years of snowflakery.
fishtm2001
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"The fact that the arguments made by Trump’s defenders contradict one another—were the documents planted or were they magically declassified?—doesn’t matter to them one whit. After all, the arguments are not intended to persuade a judge or anyone else for whom logical consistency matters. The arguments are intended to sow confusion among Trump supporters, to get them to doubt anything the FBI says about Trump."
Phil Rotner
Thebrownblob
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trickpony1
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I guess you've never heard of Ruby Ridge and Waco?
I didn’t have a problem with either one.
Thebrownblob
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Well there you go.
fishtm2001
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The search warrant for Trump’s residence cited three criminal laws, all from Title 18 of the United States Code. Section 793, better known as the Espionage Act, which covers the unlawful retention of defense-related information that could harm the United States or aid a foreign adversary; Section 1519, which covers destroying or concealing documents to obstruct government investigations or administrative proceedings; and Section 2071, which covers the unlawful removal of government records. Notably, none of those laws turn on whether information was deemed to be unclassified.
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
Kinda says it all…
Thebrownblob
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#444 Civil Suit Settled in Ruby Ridge Case
www.justice.gov
I pray you never feel the full weight of a government out of control.
I don’t know why people think they can ignore the law. It’s strange.
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