Marener
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Trump didn’t do that so that’s on him.nope, one needs to take it there again and argue against it.
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Trump didn’t do that so that’s on him.nope, one needs to take it there again and argue against it.
I gave you how it is. interpretation of Article II, Section 2, Clause 3:As I said. It’s not in the constitution.
It’s been invented by SCOTUS. Same SCOTUS that clearly said that former presidents can’t claim executive privilege on current presidents.
SCOTUS disagrees. Biden has all the authority.I gave you how it is. interpretation of Article II, Section 2, Clause 3:
xiden had no authority.
and yet you can't post it.SCOTUS disagrees. Biden has all the authority.
I did. Nixon vs GSA.and yet you can't post it.
nixon resigned. He lost his privilege. sorry.I did. Nixon vs GSA.
“incumbent President should not be dependent on happenstance or the whim of a prior President when he seeks access to records of past decisions that define or channel current governmental obligations.”
That has nothing to do with it. He’s a former president just like Trump.nixon resigned. He lost his privilege. sorry.
no nixon was not like trump, he resigned, he lost his privilege. look it up.That has nothing to do with it. He’s a former president just like Trump.
The decision literally says that Nixon does have executive privilege as a former president, he just can’t use it against the current administration.no nixon was not like trump, he resigned, he lost his privilege. look it up.
it was used during his trial. there's no trial.The decision literally says that Nixon does have executive privilege as a former president, he just can’t use it against the current administration.
From your own link:
Yes, former presidents may assert executive privilege. In Nixon v. Administer of General Services, the court allowed former President Nixon to assert executive privilege relating to documents and tapes produced during his time as president. The court ultimately ruled against the former president, but the right to assert executive privilege was established.
What was used during whose trial?it was used during his trial. there's no trial.
NixonWhat was used during whose trial?
What trial?Nixon
The one he resigned from. You didn’t know?What trial?
He resigned from the presidency, not a trial. What trial?The one he resigned from. You didn’t know?
Has to be a court asking because of a trialThe decision literally says that Nixon does have executive privilege as a former president, he just can’t use it against the current administration.
From your own link:
Yes, former presidents may assert executive privilege. In Nixon v. Administer of General Services, the court allowed former President Nixon to assert executive privilege relating to documents and tapes produced during his time as president. The court ultimately ruled against the former president, but the right to assert executive privilege was established.
Where does it say that?Has to be a court asking because of a trial
Keep believing that horseshit if it makes you feel better.no stolen documents there, no~~
privilege to withhold evidence that is demonstrably relevant in a criminal trialWhere does it say that?
Biden was involved? Sure he was. Is there any bullshit you Trump worshippers don't fall for? Talk about gullible.They weren’t stolen in the first place. There were, however, such documents at Trump’s Florida abode. So what?
That’s not the point. The point, clap, is that Brandon was involved in the search warrant crap but had previously denied his involvement.
You’re ok with Potato being a ducking liar. You only get ruffled when you point to somethings Trump said which proved to be incorrect.