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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5554167" data-attributes="member: 58386">Once notified of their existence he did exactly what the law required him to do. He notified DOJ and the National Archives. Trump on the other hand was just asking for it. All he had to do was what the law required him to do,...simply comply with long standing finished law. There&#039;s a good chance the transaction would have never even become public .In politics you do the following if you want to succeed:1. You leave the women alone. Dear Leader is a man who has had 3 wives, cheated on all of them and is now alleged to have paid &nbsp; &nbsp; off a porn star to buy her silence.&nbsp;2. Limit your communications to only that which serves the public interest. You don&#039;t get on a WH phone and try to shake down a &nbsp; &nbsp; democratically elected president nor do you get on WH phone call down to a state capital building and start twisting arms to &nbsp; &nbsp; try to get that state&#039;s election results overturned. Somebody following long standing archival protocols is going to get it &nbsp; &nbsp; on tape. 3.. Keep it simple. Cooperate with law enforcement. When the National Archives calls you up and tells you that they think that you&nbsp; &nbsp; have documents that under the Presidential Records Act you cannot possess. You simply tell them to send qualified people, do&nbsp; &nbsp; an inventory and determine what the law entitles you to keep then send back what you can&#039;t. A very routine matter. But oh no, &nbsp; &nbsp; Dear Leader thinks the law doesn&#039;t apply to him. Now look at what he&#039;s gotten himself into. He brings this all on himself. And &nbsp; &nbsp; you know, you can&#039;t help but think that he does these dumb things because he loves the attention it brings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5554167, member: 58386"] Once notified of their existence he did exactly what the law required him to do. He notified DOJ and the National Archives. Trump on the other hand was just asking for it. All he had to do was what the law required him to do,...simply comply with long standing finished law. There's a good chance the transaction would have never even become public . In politics you do the following if you want to succeed: 1. You leave the women alone. Dear Leader is a man who has had 3 wives, cheated on all of them and is now alleged to have paid off a porn star to buy her silence. 2. Limit your communications to only that which serves the public interest. You don't get on a WH phone and try to shake down a democratically elected president nor do you get on WH phone call down to a state capital building and start twisting arms to try to get that state's election results overturned. Somebody following long standing archival protocols is going to get it on tape. 3.. Keep it simple. Cooperate with law enforcement. When the National Archives calls you up and tells you that they think that you have documents that under the Presidential Records Act you cannot possess. You simply tell them to send qualified people, do an inventory and determine what the law entitles you to keep then send back what you can't. A very routine matter. But oh no, Dear Leader thinks the law doesn't apply to him. Now look at what he's gotten himself into. He brings this all on himself. And you know, you can't help but think that he does these dumb things because he loves the attention it brings. [/QUOTE]

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