Special Counsel Report on Classified Documents

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m so pleased to see the MAGAs newfound trust in DOJ. You all now agree that Trump is guilty of the serious felonies he’s accused of, right?

What trust? The are literally not prosecuting a crime in which they have all the goods.

Glad we both agree that Hur is a hack and the report is BS.

[Anonymous]

Biden could be a potato and he would be a better candidate than Trump. So all of the hand-wringing is for naught. We either get an old guy, or a we get an old guy who is a traitor.

Those are our choices.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How anyone isn’t troubled by this is crazy.

This just enforces what I’ve been bothered by for over a year now. I think Biden is selfish as hell for running again at 80+.

It’s absolutely ridiculous.

I swear, I still hope he decides to retire. It’s not too late—though he’s leaving us in a bind to quickly find someone willing and able to take over the reigns of a monumentally important presidential campaign.

If Joe (selfishly) decides to stay in the race, I’ll vote for him because I’m not an idiot. But I’ll be pissed.

I’m a moderate dem and a Black woman, and I am ready for the 70+ crew to step aside.

[NP]

I think he’d love to be retired. In fact, he didn’t even want to run last time. And it turned it down once before. He ran because he’d win- and spare us from dealing with Trump again. Running is the most selfless thing he could do.

Oh, please. He could have mentored a young heavy hitter so that we’d be well positioned for 2024.

I honestly think Joe didn’t want to give up power.

Again, he has my vote, but I’m not naive.

[PP]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m so pleased to see the MAGAs newfound trust in DOJ. You all now agree that Trump is guilty of the serious felonies he’s accused of, right?

What trust? The are literally not prosecuting a crime in which they have all the goods.

the report literally says they don't have the goods

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How anyone isn’t troubled by this is crazy.

This just enforces what I’ve been bothered by for over a year now. I think Biden is selfish as hell for running again at 80+.

It’s absolutely ridiculous.

I swear, I still hope he decides to retire. It’s not too late—though he’s leaving us in a bind to quickly find someone willing and able to take over the reigns of a monumentally important presidential campaign.

If Joe (selfishly) decides to stay in the race, I’ll vote for him because I’m not an idiot. But I’ll be pissed.

I’m a moderate dem and a Black woman, and I am ready for the 70+ crew to step aside.

[NP]

I think he’d love to be retired. In fact, he didn’t even want to run last time. And it turned it down once before. He ran because he’d win- and spare us from dealing with Trump again. Running is the most selfless thing he could do.

Oh, please. He could have mentored a young heavy hitter so that we’d be well positioned for 2024.

I honestly think Joe didn’t want to give up power.

Again, he has my vote, but I’m not naive.

[PP]

If we let Biden fumble this election away, we will be primed to easily win in 2028 with several Dem governors that should be running in 2024.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who claim he is in cognitive decline are justified in making that claim......

Sorry, that is a piss pour reason not to prosecute and convict. He can get leniency during sentencing.

When put on the spot, 85% plus of America probably couldn't tell you exactly what they were doing in August of 2013 either or the name of the head of the marketing department of their company. So I guess you are all in cognitive decline as well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How anyone isn’t troubled by this is crazy.

This just enforces what I’ve been bothered by for over a year now. I think Biden is selfish as hell for running again at 80+.

It’s absolutely ridiculous.

I swear, I still hope he decides to retire. It’s not too late—though he’s leaving us in a bind to quickly find someone willing and able to take over the reigns of a monumentally important presidential campaign.

If Joe (selfishly) decides to stay in the race, I’ll vote for him because I’m not an idiot. But I’ll be pissed.

I’m a moderate dem and a Black woman, and I am ready for the 70+ crew to step aside.

[NP]

I think he’d love to be retired. In fact, he didn’t even want to run last time. And it turned it down once before. He ran because he’d win- and spare us from dealing with Trump again. Running is the most selfless thing he could do.

Oh, please. He could have mentored a young heavy hitter so that we’d be well positioned for 2024.

I honestly think Joe didn’t want to give up power.

Again, he has my vote, but I’m not naive.

[PP]

If we let Biden fumble this election away, we will be primed to easily win in 2028 with several Dem governors that should be running in 2024.

How lovely. Unfortunately, republicans will likely ensure that there will be no 2028 election.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How anyone isn’t troubled by this is crazy.

This just enforces what I’ve been bothered by for over a year now. I think Biden is selfish as hell for running again at 80+.

It’s absolutely ridiculous.

I swear, I still hope he decides to retire. It’s not too late—though he’s leaving us in a bind to quickly find someone willing and able to take over the reigns of a monumentally important presidential campaign.

If Joe (selfishly) decides to stay in the race, I’ll vote for him because I’m not an idiot. But I’ll be pissed.

I’m a moderate dem and a Black woman, and I am ready for the 70+ crew to step aside.

[NP]

I think he’d love to be retired. In fact, he didn’t even want to run last time. And it turned it down once before. He ran because he’d win- and spare us from dealing with Trump again. Running is the most selfless thing he could do.

Oh, please. He could have mentored a young heavy hitter so that we’d be well positioned for 2024.

I honestly think Joe didn’t want to give up power.

Again, he has my vote, but I’m not naive.

[PP]

If we let Biden fumble this election away, we will be primed to easily win in 2028 with several Dem governors that should be running in 2024.

Starting to feel a little like 2013 and RBG's selfishness all over again ...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m so pleased to see the MAGAs newfound trust in DOJ. You all now agree that Trump is guilty of the serious felonies he’s accused of, right?

What trust? The are literally not prosecuting a crime in which they have all the goods.

the report literally says they don't have the goods

.

They found classified docs in his garage from 1977 to 202?. What more do you need?

[Anonymous]

I have the utmost respect for Biden's legacy, but REALLY. HE HAS TO RETIRE.

It was a grave error to announce he was running again. His team knew at that point he was losing it. He may not have Alzheimer's or any particular form of dementia, the poor thing, HE'S JUST OLD. Too old to be President.

I am confident that a lot of Democrat candidates can beat Trump. Independents and moderate Republicans HATE the guy. MAGA is not enough to propel him to the Presidency.

What we need is Kamala Harris (or someone else who is a moderate Democrat) to take over Biden's spot.

I'm sure it can still be done, even after some states have already run their primaries.

Come on, people. Don't stick us with one of two senile individuals. Just because one of them is really nice, it doesn't mean he's not going to be an absolute disaster trying to showcase American strength against Putin, Iran or the Chinese.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who claim he is in cognitive decline are justified in making that claim......

Sorry, that is a piss pour reason not to prosecute and convict. He can get leniency during sentencing.

When put on the spot, 85% plus of America probably couldn't tell you exactly what they were doing in August of 2013 either or the name of the head of the marketing department of their company. So I guess you are all in cognitive decline as well.

I really hate obtuse posts like this.

You are fully aware that is not an apples-to-apples comparison.

I’m sure pretending that everything is fine will work out well.

[DP]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How anyone isn’t troubled by this is crazy.

This just enforces what I’ve been bothered by for over a year now. I think Biden is selfish as hell for running again at 80+.

It’s absolutely ridiculous.

I swear, I still hope he decides to retire. It’s not too late—though he’s leaving us in a bind to quickly find someone willing and able to take over the reigns of a monumentally important presidential campaign.

If Joe (selfishly) decides to stay in the race, I’ll vote for him because I’m not an idiot. But I’ll be pissed.

I’m a moderate dem and a Black woman, and I am ready for the 70+ crew to step aside.

[NP]

I think he’d love to be retired. In fact, he didn’t even want to run last time. And it turned it down once before. He ran because he’d win- and spare us from dealing with Trump again. Running is the most selfless thing he could do.

Oh, please. He could have mentored a young heavy hitter so that we’d be well positioned for 2024.

I honestly think Joe didn’t want to give up power.

Again, he has my vote, but I’m not naive.

[PP]

If we let Biden fumble this election away, we will be primed to easily win in 2028 with several Dem governors that should be running in 2024.

Starting to feel a little like 2013 and RBG's selfishness all over again ...

Biden needs to hear more voices telling him to step down. We shouldn't sit back, be quiet and watch as Trump wins simply because we were content with a weak candidate and didn't want to hurt feelings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m so pleased to see the MAGAs newfound trust in DOJ. You all now agree that Trump is guilty of the serious felonies he’s accused of, right?

What trust? The are literally not prosecuting a crime in which they have all the goods.

the report literally says they don't have the goods

.

They found classified docs in his garage from 1977 to 202?. What more do you need?

Intent.

[Anonymous]

https://apnews.com/article/biden-hur-garland-classified-documents-836b99fe9cbef9ba7d32602f4928efec

“Mr. Biden would likely present himself to a jury, as he did during our interview with him, as a sympathetic, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory,” Mr. Hur wrote.

It would be difficult to convince a jury after Mr. Biden left office that “a former president well into his eighties” was guilty of a felony that “requires a mental state of willfulness.”

Ooof. So they’re saying he’s a senile old man who doesn’t know what he’s doing.

Oof meter set to maximum ooofff

Well this says it all folks…Bumbling Stumbling Dementia Joe isn’t even mentally capable of receiving classified briefings. We’re done here…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m so pleased to see the MAGAs newfound trust in DOJ. You all now agree that Trump is guilty of the serious felonies he’s accused of, right?

What trust? The are literally not prosecuting a crime in which they have all the goods.

the report literally says they don't have the goods

.

They found classified docs in his garage from 1977 to 202?. What more do you need?

Intent.

Yeah and they scratched that by basically pleading insanity.

Because Bumbling, Stumbling dementia Joe doesn’t know what he’s doing 80% of the time so he has to be innocent amarite?