Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Obama's CIA director, David Petraeus, (who was never president with declassification authority) stole classified documents and gave them to his mistress in exchange for sex for years
He was allowed to plead to a misdemeanor and got probation
All this matters.
Trump could have turned over these documents and he wouldn't have been charged with anything. About this.
All this matters.
A bunch of "Lock her up" types are now digging around for every example of lenient prosecution they can find, but Trump opined on such matters extensively during his presidency, and his positions have been included in the indictment. How much time he does is debatable, but there is no way he can avoid a felony conviction.
Again, those matter. Reduced to a misdemeanor for someone who literally stole classified documents and used them for prostitution purposes. Please justify.
He took a plea deal? Which Trump will never do?
Why did he even get such a sweet plea deal. What did his girl do with the documents? Probably sold them for nefarious purposes. If you want a definition of treason, that is it. But he worked for Obama so give him a plea
What Trump does and does not do is not relevant. What’s relevant is equal application of law. Here we have a man that literally sold classified documents for sex and gets off lightly, while Trump allegedly said “look at these secret documents” (Lordy there are tapes) and that’s the most horrid thing you’ve ever heard.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder if RWNJ/MAGA notice the irony of Trump making laws tougher on mishandling classified information because of misinformed beliefs about HRC that are now being used for his illegal behaviors?
Or the irony in saying we over-classify stuff yet that was never their concern with HRC.
Anonymous wrote:I wonder if RWNJ/MAGA notice the irony of Trump making laws tougher on mishandling classified information because of misinformed beliefs about HRC that are now being used for his illegal behaviors?
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Does anyone really think the Saudis truly care about professional golf? There is a reason LIV is a partnership with Trump. Follow the money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The indictment is online at NYtimes and it’s nuts. This mofo kept these secrets in a shower and on stage at Maralgo.
This photo is even worse than the shower and ballroom ones IMO.
For a germaphobe he has a messy house.
Jesus; what a dump.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Obama's CIA director, David Petraeus, (who was never president with declassification authority) stole classified documents and gave them to his mistress in exchange for sex for years
He was allowed to plead to a misdemeanor and got probation
All this matters.
Trump could have turned over these documents and he wouldn't have been charged with anything. About this.
All this matters.
A bunch of "Lock her up" types are now digging around for every example of lenient prosecution they can find, but Trump opined on such matters extensively during his presidency, and his positions have been included in the indictment. How much time he does is debatable, but there is no way he can avoid a felony conviction.
Again, those matter. Reduced to a misdemeanor for someone who literally stole classified documents and used them for prostitution purposes. Please justify.
He took a plea deal? Which Trump will never do?
Why did he even get such a sweet plea deal. What did his girl do with the documents? Probably sold them for nefarious purposes. If you want a definition of treason, that is it. But he worked for Obama so give him a plea
What Trump does and does not do is not relevant. What’s relevant is equal application of law. Here we have a man that literally sold classified documents for sex and gets off lightly, while Trump allegedly said “look at these secret documents” (Lordy there are tapes) and that’s the most horrid thing you’ve ever heard.
Just Google it, it isn’t a mystery. Paula Broadwell was a military intelligence officer who was having an affair with David Petraeus while she was writing a book about him. He shared classified documents with her for the book. They got busted and negotiated plea bargains, but it ended their careers and their ability to get rich and famous off the ex-military gravy train of consulting and punditry.
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.
“This is secret information. Look, look at this.” —Donald J Trump, post-presidency
Please, can I hear that tape as well?
So arrest Biden too, right? Trump had the power to declassify and no, he didn’t need permission.
Could you translate that into rational language?
Biden, as then senator and then VP, had classified documents that he could not have declassified at any point in time. So he should be arrested right?
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.
“This is secret information. Look, look at this.” —Donald J Trump, post-presidency
Please, can I hear that tape as well?
So arrest Biden too, right? Trump had the power to declassify and no, he didn’t need permission.
He HAD the power, and didn't, yet kept the documents, hid the documents, copied the documents and lied about the documents. He even asked his attorneys to deal with the documents so his hands would be cleaner.
And kept them in boxes in a bathroom! With a sh***y shower curtain!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Could Trump request a bench trial and hope his judge buddy throws it out or gums up the works?
Ken White raised that idea on this week's Serious Trouble - he thinks that it's possible
The judge may just be that much of a corrupt diehard, but she must realize that this trial will be an American history event that will be discussed for the next 200 years (assuming the world doesn't implode). She will unnecessarily tie herself to that by doing so. The smart thing for her to do is get out of this altogether.