Impeach Wray & Garland

[Circe]

Republicans are going to turn ‘impeachment’ into a partisan weapon.

Ya think? Wow, THAT never happened before!!!

 

[postman]

You can make 10,000 copies in an instant. You can FAX it to every machine in the world. How will they retrieve all that?

I believe it is also a crime to make unauthorized copies of classified materials. If somebody make 10,000 copies, they would spend a long time in jail on 10,000 felony counts.

 

[bripat9643]

Where do you morons get this basement shit? There are no basements in Mar-a-lago.

You can't have a basement in Florida. It will immediately fill with water.

 

[bripat9643]

That is because the president can't declassify things that are classified by act of congress and codified into law.

Presidential executive actions, which is what classifying/declassifying are, are subordinate to federal law, and to constitution.

And he manhattan project was classified under federal law.

Congress doesn't classify each document individually, moron.

 

[postman]

You don't know that they had access to the locker where it was stored. We already know there was a padlock on it.

Do you think Trump walks around with the only key to that padlock?

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Nobody got upset because he didn't declassify anything before leaving office.

True.

And even if he did, Trump would still be in legal jeopardy for violating laws requiring military intelligence and national security documents be lawfully secured – whether they’re de-classified or not.

 

[bripat9643]

Do you think Trump walks around with the only key to that padlock?

What do you think you're proving?

 

[postman]

We already know there was a padlock on it.

Actually we know the National Archives were the one's to make Trump put a padlock on it. Before that, it was completely open and available to anyone on Trumps rather large domestic staff.

 

[postman]

They were properly secured and stored, dumbass.

Not according to the National Archives, after retrieving the first 15 boxes of classified documents.
They were the one's to make Trump put a lock on it.

Before that it was completely open to Trumps entire domestic staff.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Ya think? Wow, THAT never happened before!!!

Just as Republicans used Congressional ‘investigations’ as partisan weapons – ‘investigations’ completely devoid of merit, ‘investigations’ that went nowhere.

And they’ll do the same next year.

 

[bripat9643]

Actually we know the National Archives were the one's to make Trump put a padlock on it. Before that, it was completely open and available to anyone on Trumps rather large domestic staff.

Wrong. It already had a lock on it. They asked him to put another lock on it.

 

[Marener]

Do you think Trump walks around with the only key to that padlock?

Don’t play their game. Who gives a shit what they were locked up with.

They had no business being there in the first place.

 

[bripat9643]

Just as Republicans used Congressional ‘investigations’ as partisan weapons – ‘investigations’ completely devoid of merit, ‘investigations’ that went nowhere.

And they’ll do the same next year.

 

[bripat9643]

Don’t play their game. Who gives a shit what they were locked up with.

They had no business being there in the first place.

Yeah, don't play our game. Just lie like Marener.

 

[bripat9643]

Actually we know the National Archives were the one's to make Trump put a padlock on it. Before that, it was completely open and available to anyone on Trumps rather large domestic staff.

It already had a lock on it, dumbass.

Do you ever get the facts right?

 

[postman]

sorry that’s just incorrect. They were guarded by armed federal agents

The secret service does not guard "papers". And anyone, such as all of Trumps domestic staff, would have access to it.

The secret service doesn't stand guard outside Trumps toilet, either, or watch the maid scrub his golden commode.

 

[Marener]

Yeah, don't play our game. Just lie like Marener.

There was no reason for Trump to have any of these documents.

Zero.

The whole affair is incredibly stupid, start to finish.

 

[postman]

Congress doesn't classify each document individually, moron.

Of course not. The law says that if it involves information about nuclear weapons, nuclear power, handling or processing of nuclear material etc. etc. etc. It becomes classified by law.
And the only way to declassify it, is by an act of congress.

 

[struth]

The secret service does not guard "papers". And anyone, such as all of Trumps domestic staff, would have access to it.

The secret service doesn't stand guard outside Trumps toilet, either, or watch the maid scrub his golden commode.

of course they guard the president and his home

you are desperately trying to find justification for this political stalinist stye raid

 

[Marener]

Only Trump cultists could talk about impeaching the DoJ for getting a search warrant to recover highly classified documents from a former government employee with no security clearance.