Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
The people here are too evil and crooked to even care.
Even you guys aren’t stupid enough to think the cases are similar.
They aren't. Biden should never have removed classified documents, given he never had to power to declassify - ever. So finding them in his garage is worse. Removing the photo from this thread is an admission of that.
I'd really encourage you to read the full indictment. The Biden "case" and this one aren't remotely similar. In fact, none of the Trump charges involve the initial removal of the classified info. They only charged what he did after the subpoena.
They never are. Again, because you seem to be too dumb to understand. Biden should NEVER have had classified documents ANYWHERE in his home. EVER.
But Trump should have? The documents were taken to his home after he was no longer president. That was okay?
He had the power to declassify. Biden never had that power as VP or as a Senator.
But he didn’t declassify. He’s on tape saying that he didn’t.
According to a transcript that CNN exclusively obtained (LOL to that) THIS is what he said:
“ As president, I could have declassified, but now I can’t,” Trump says, according to the transcript.”
That’s not “I didn’t declassify documents”
You can read the indictment and the transcript of the audio tape. He is, post presidency, referring to a document in his possession that is classified, and because of that he cannot hand it over to the journalist even though he wants to.
CNN’s exclusive transcript? How about I hear the actual audio tape. Notice how they did not produce that. Just the transcript.
Can you link to the audio tape please?
The transcript is in the indictment. A legal filing.
Oh, and still waiting for you to share “the record” of Trump’s standing declassification order.
I asked for the actual recording, not the CNN version of it. Again, law means nothing with this crew. They falsified information to get a FISA for God’s sake. When on earth has the law mattered lately?
I was not the person talking about Trump’s standard declassification order. Sorry. But I did post the link to the letter. I mean, you are fine with a CNN transcript (exclusive!!) so that letter should suit you fine.
As if you'd trust or believe a link to an audio recording anyway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Omfg please read the indictment. When you can tell me what the charges are, come back. Otherwise stop repeating nonsense you heard from Mark Levin.
Again, the indictment is from the same person who had a guilty verdict overturned unanimously by the SC. Not so good a track record there. Seems he breaks the law to prosecute.
Losing a case isn’t breaking the law
When the SC overturns your verdict because you prosecuted unconstitutionally, you broke the law.
That case wasn’t decided on constitutional grounds though.
Constitution is law. Do you deny that?
Not all laws are the Constitution. Please tell me, according to the Supreme Court, which portion of the Constitution was violated in that case?
“ “There is no doubt that this case is distasteful; it may be worse than that. But our concern is not with tawdry tales of Ferraris, Rolexes, and ball gowns,” Roberts wrote. “It is instead with the broader legal implications of the Government’s boundless interpretation of the federal bribery statute.”
“ In writing the court’s unanimous ruling, Roberts agreed that the government and the lower courts took too broad a view of when a politician’s actions can be considered nefarious.”
Which part of that mentions the constitution?
The ‘boundless interpretation’ and ‘broad view’ part.
In what way does that implicate the constitution? Can you tell me which clause or amendment? Thx.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
The people here are too evil and crooked to even care.
Even you guys aren’t stupid enough to think the cases are similar.
They aren't. Biden should never have removed classified documents, given he never had to power to declassify - ever. So finding them in his garage is worse. Removing the photo from this thread is an admission of that.
I'd really encourage you to read the full indictment. The Biden "case" and this one aren't remotely similar. In fact, none of the Trump charges involve the initial removal of the classified info. They only charged what he did after the subpoena.
They never are. Again, because you seem to be too dumb to understand. Biden should NEVER have had classified documents ANYWHERE in his home. EVER.
But Trump should have? The documents were taken to his home after he was no longer president. That was okay?
He had the power to declassify. Biden never had that power as VP or as a Senator.
But he didn’t declassify. He’s on tape saying that he didn’t.
According to a transcript that CNN exclusively obtained (LOL to that) THIS is what he said:
“ As president, I could have declassified, but now I can’t,” Trump says, according to the transcript.”
That’s not “I didn’t declassify documents”
You can read the indictment and the transcript of the audio tape. He is, post presidency, referring to a document in his possession that is classified, and because of that he cannot hand it over to the journalist even though he wants to.
CNN’s exclusive transcript? How about I hear the actual audio tape. Notice how they did not produce that. Just the transcript.
Can you link to the audio tape please?
The transcript is in the indictment. A legal filing.
Oh, and still waiting for you to share “the record” of Trump’s standing declassification order.
I asked for the actual recording, not the CNN version of it. Again, law means nothing with this crew. They falsified information to get a FISA for God’s sake. When on earth has the law mattered lately?
I was not the person talking about Trump’s standard declassification order. Sorry. But I did post the link to the letter. I mean, you are fine with a CNN transcript (exclusive!!) so that letter should suit you fine.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
The people here are too evil and crooked to even care.
Even you guys aren’t stupid enough to think the cases are similar.
They aren't. Biden should never have removed classified documents, given he never had to power to declassify - ever. So finding them in his garage is worse. Removing the photo from this thread is an admission of that.
I'd really encourage you to read the full indictment. The Biden "case" and this one aren't remotely similar. In fact, none of the Trump charges involve the initial removal of the classified info. They only charged what he did after the subpoena.
They never are. Again, because you seem to be too dumb to understand. Biden should NEVER have had classified documents ANYWHERE in his home. EVER.
But Trump should have? The documents were taken to his home after he was no longer president. That was okay?
He had the power to declassify. Biden never had that power as VP or as a Senator.
But he didn’t declassify. He’s on tape saying that he didn’t.
According to a transcript that CNN exclusively obtained (LOL to that) THIS is what he said:
“ As president, I could have declassified, but now I can’t,” Trump says, according to the transcript.”
That’s not “I didn’t declassify documents”
You can read the indictment and the transcript of the audio tape. He is, post presidency, referring to a document in his possession that is classified, and because of that he cannot hand it over to the journalist even though he wants to.
CNN’s exclusive transcript? How about I hear the actual audio tape. Notice how they did not produce that. Just the transcript.
Can you link to the audio tape please?
Just stop. Pretending you have a point isn’t fooling anyone.
All you have to do is post a link to the audio tape so I can hear Trump say it. “Lordy, there are tapes.” Right?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Omfg please read the indictment. When you can tell me what the charges are, come back. Otherwise stop repeating nonsense you heard from Mark Levin.
Again, the indictment is from the same person who had a guilty verdict overturned unanimously by the SC. Not so good a track record there. Seems he breaks the law to prosecute.
Losing a case isn’t breaking the law
When the SC overturns your verdict because you prosecuted unconstitutionally, you broke the law.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
The people here are too evil and crooked to even care.
Even you guys aren’t stupid enough to think the cases are similar.
They aren't. Biden should never have removed classified documents, given he never had to power to declassify - ever. So finding them in his garage is worse. Removing the photo from this thread is an admission of that.
I'd really encourage you to read the full indictment. The Biden "case" and this one aren't remotely similar. In fact, none of the Trump charges involve the initial removal of the classified info. They only charged what he did after the subpoena.
They never are. Again, because you seem to be too dumb to understand. Biden should NEVER have had classified documents ANYWHERE in his home. EVER.
But Trump should have? The documents were taken to his home after he was no longer president. That was okay?
He had the power to declassify. Biden never had that power as VP or as a Senator.
But he didn’t declassify. He’s on tape saying that he didn’t.
According to a transcript that CNN exclusively obtained (LOL to that) THIS is what he said:
“ As president, I could have declassified, but now I can’t,” Trump says, according to the transcript.”
That’s not “I didn’t declassify documents”
You can read the indictment and the transcript of the audio tape. He is, post presidency, referring to a document in his possession that is classified, and because of that he cannot hand it over to the journalist even though he wants to.
CNN’s exclusive transcript? How about I hear the actual audio tape. Notice how they did not produce that. Just the transcript.
Can you link to the audio tape please?
Just stop. Pretending you have a point isn’t fooling anyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
The people here are too evil and crooked to even care.
Even you guys aren’t stupid enough to think the cases are similar.
They aren't. Biden should never have removed classified documents, given he never had to power to declassify - ever. So finding them in his garage is worse. Removing the photo from this thread is an admission of that.
I'd really encourage you to read the full indictment. The Biden "case" and this one aren't remotely similar. In fact, none of the Trump charges involve the initial removal of the classified info. They only charged what he did after the subpoena.
They never are. Again, because you seem to be too dumb to understand. Biden should NEVER have had classified documents ANYWHERE in his home. EVER.
But Trump should have? The documents were taken to his home after he was no longer president. That was okay?
He had the power to declassify. Biden never had that power as VP or as a Senator.
But he didn’t declassify. He’s on tape saying that he didn’t.
According to a transcript that CNN exclusively obtained (LOL to that) THIS is what he said:
“ As president, I could have declassified, but now I can’t,” Trump says, according to the transcript.”
That’s not “I didn’t declassify documents”
You can read the indictment and the transcript of the audio tape. He is, post presidency, referring to a document in his possession that is classified, and because of that he cannot hand it over to the journalist even though he wants to.
CNN’s exclusive transcript? How about I hear the actual audio tape. Notice how they did not produce that. Just the transcript.
Can you link to the audio tape please?
Just stop. Pretending you have a point isn’t fooling anyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
The people here are too evil and crooked to even care.
Even you guys aren’t stupid enough to think the cases are similar.
They aren't. Biden should never have removed classified documents, given he never had to power to declassify - ever. So finding them in his garage is worse. Removing the photo from this thread is an admission of that.
I'd really encourage you to read the full indictment. The Biden "case" and this one aren't remotely similar. In fact, none of the Trump charges involve the initial removal of the classified info. They only charged what he did after the subpoena.
They never are. Again, because you seem to be too dumb to understand. Biden should NEVER have had classified documents ANYWHERE in his home. EVER.
But Trump should have? The documents were taken to his home after he was no longer president. That was okay?
He had the power to declassify. Biden never had that power as VP or as a Senator.
But he didn’t declassify. He’s on tape saying that he didn’t.
According to a transcript that CNN exclusively obtained (LOL to that) THIS is what he said:
“ As president, I could have declassified, but now I can’t,” Trump says, according to the transcript.”
That’s not “I didn’t declassify documents”
You can read the indictment and the transcript of the audio tape. He is, post presidency, referring to a document in his possession that is classified, and because of that he cannot hand it over to the journalist even though he wants to.
CNN’s exclusive transcript? How about I hear the actual audio tape. Notice how they did not produce that. Just the transcript.
Can you link to the audio tape please?
The transcript is in the indictment. A legal filing.
Oh, and still waiting for you to share “the record” of Trump’s standing declassification order.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
The people here are too evil and crooked to even care.
Even you guys aren’t stupid enough to think the cases are similar.
They aren't. Biden should never have removed classified documents, given he never had to power to declassify - ever. So finding them in his garage is worse. Removing the photo from this thread is an admission of that.
I'd really encourage you to read the full indictment. The Biden "case" and this one aren't remotely similar. In fact, none of the Trump charges involve the initial removal of the classified info. They only charged what he did after the subpoena.
They never are. Again, because you seem to be too dumb to understand. Biden should NEVER have had classified documents ANYWHERE in his home. EVER.
But Trump should have? The documents were taken to his home after he was no longer president. That was okay?
He had the power to declassify. Biden never had that power as VP or as a Senator.
But he didn’t declassify. He’s on tape saying that he didn’t.
According to a transcript that CNN exclusively obtained (LOL to that) THIS is what he said:
“ As president, I could have declassified, but now I can’t,” Trump says, according to the transcript.”
That’s not “I didn’t declassify documents”
You can read the indictment and the transcript of the audio tape. He is, post presidency, referring to a document in his possession that is classified, and because of that he cannot hand it over to the journalist even though he wants to.
CNN’s exclusive transcript? How about I hear the actual audio tape. Notice how they did not produce that. Just the transcript.
Can you link to the audio tape please?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Omfg please read the indictment. When you can tell me what the charges are, come back. Otherwise stop repeating nonsense you heard from Mark Levin.
Again, the indictment is from the same person who had a guilty verdict overturned unanimously by the SC. Not so good a track record there. Seems he breaks the law to prosecute.
Losing a case isn’t breaking the law
When the SC overturns your verdict because you prosecuted unconstitutionally, you broke the law.
That case wasn’t decided on constitutional grounds though.
Constitution is law. Do you deny that?
Not all laws are the Constitution. Please tell me, according to the Supreme Court, which portion of the Constitution was violated in that case?
“ “There is no doubt that this case is distasteful; it may be worse than that. But our concern is not with tawdry tales of Ferraris, Rolexes, and ball gowns,” Roberts wrote. “It is instead with the broader legal implications of the Government’s boundless interpretation of the federal bribery statute.”
“ In writing the court’s unanimous ruling, Roberts agreed that the government and the lower courts took too broad a view of when a politician’s actions can be considered nefarious.”
Which part of that mentions the constitution?
The ‘boundless interpretation’ and ‘broad view’ part.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
The people here are too evil and crooked to even care.
Even you guys aren’t stupid enough to think the cases are similar.
They aren't. Biden should never have removed classified documents, given he never had to power to declassify - ever. So finding them in his garage is worse. Removing the photo from this thread is an admission of that.
I'd really encourage you to read the full indictment. The Biden "case" and this one aren't remotely similar. In fact, none of the Trump charges involve the initial removal of the classified info. They only charged what he did after the subpoena.
They never are. Again, because you seem to be too dumb to understand. Biden should NEVER have had classified documents ANYWHERE in his home. EVER.
But Trump should have? The documents were taken to his home after he was no longer president. That was okay?
He had the power to declassify. Biden never had that power as VP or as a Senator.
But he didn’t declassify. He’s on tape saying that he didn’t.
According to a transcript that CNN exclusively obtained (LOL to that) THIS is what he said:
“ As president, I could have declassified, but now I can’t,” Trump says, according to the transcript.”
That’s not “I didn’t declassify documents”
You can read the indictment and the transcript of the audio tape. He is, post presidency, referring to a document in his possession that is classified, and because of that he cannot hand it over to the journalist even though he wants to.
CNN’s exclusive transcript? How about I hear the actual audio tape. Notice how they did not produce that. Just the transcript.
Can you link to the audio tape please?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Omfg please read the indictment. When you can tell me what the charges are, come back. Otherwise stop repeating nonsense you heard from Mark Levin.
Again, the indictment is from the same person who had a guilty verdict overturned unanimously by the SC. Not so good a track record there. Seems he breaks the law to prosecute.
Losing a case isn’t breaking the law
When the SC overturns your verdict because you prosecuted unconstitutionally, you broke the law.
That case wasn’t decided on constitutional grounds though.
Constitution is law. Do you deny that?
Not all laws are the Constitution. Please tell me, according to the Supreme Court, which portion of the Constitution was violated in that case?
“ “There is no doubt that this case is distasteful; it may be worse than that. But our concern is not with tawdry tales of Ferraris, Rolexes, and ball gowns,” Roberts wrote. “It is instead with the broader legal implications of the Government’s boundless interpretation of the federal bribery statute.”
“ In writing the court’s unanimous ruling, Roberts agreed that the government and the lower courts took too broad a view of when a politician’s actions can be considered nefarious.”
Which part of that mentions the constitution?