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Law Trumps home raided
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What "deadline"?!?!
Why do I need to donate my hard-earned money to a self-proclaimed "Billionaire"?!?!
Why you beggin'?!?!?!
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Is this Real Life? How does this woman NOT get removed from her position? Its crazy to think this woman got to where she is due to womens rights, yet she is sucking up to a man, an Orange man who can't hold his bowel movments and is not even in power anymore.
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If Trump can declassify a document by just thinking about it... Can another former President classify a document by just thinking about it?
If Trump can declassify a document by just thinking about it... Can another former President classify a document by just thinking about it?
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We need a sherdog's own declassified emojiQuestion....
If Trump can declassify a document by just thinking about it... Can another former President classify a document by just thinking about it?
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This doesn't works as well as a non gif. His head movement would declassify though.
@Strychnine you know you can't unsee this. Everytime you see him nod, you will think declassified.
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This doesn't works as well as a non gif. His head movement would declassify though.
Brilliant!
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its been going so very well for the chuds lately. they must surely be tired of all of this winning,
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If Trump can declassify a document by just thinking about it... Can another former President classify a document by just thinking about it?
thats fucking deep bro. if i sit here any longer i could piss myself just by thinking about it
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be right back you guys. i just gotta secretly declassify some government shit inside of my head and find some room in the pool room closet to store it. law and order baby! "no one will be above the law!" - donald j. 'loser boy' trump
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Amazing how the superior court basically called her a dipshit last time, and now she doubles down on it.
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just gonna point this part of the article out, because lmao. only the best.
High-priced lawyer Trump brought on to help Mar-a-Lago docs case 'sidelined' in less than a month: CNN
Kise, a former Florida solicitor general, was brought on just weeks ago to add some much-needed experience to Trump's legal team, which before had included former One America New Network host Christina Bobb, Florida insurance lawyer Lindsey Halligan, and Alina Habba, who previously served as general counsel for a parking-garage firm.
https://www.rawstory.com/trumps-lawyers-2658347282/
that was like his most competant lawyer out of the bunch. he doesnt have many more attorneys willing to work for him after he stiffed druncle rudy and the kraken gang, the swingset installer, and those divorce and personal injury lawyers.
High-priced lawyer Trump brought on to help Mar-a-Lago docs case 'sidelined' in less than a month: CNN
Kise, a former Florida solicitor general, was brought on just weeks ago to add some much-needed experience to Trump's legal team, which before had included former One America New Network host Christina Bobb, Florida insurance lawyer Lindsey Halligan, and Alina Habba, who previously served as general counsel for a parking-garage firm.
https://www.rawstory.com/trumps-lawyers-2658347282/
that was like his most competant lawyer out of the bunch. he doesnt have many more attorneys willing to work for him after he stiffed druncle rudy and the kraken gang, the swingset installer, and those divorce and personal injury lawyers.
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She is truly showing what a Deep State hand looks like. Se is exposing a willingness to disregard all law to give support to someone she views as above the law.
I hope the DOJ now pushes to have her removed and for this to go back to the Judge who should have this who initiated the original search warrant. Most think these recent moves by her mean little so the DOJ may just let it go, but having her logic for snatching up this case, and arguing to control all elements thrown out would be very fitting.
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Question....
If Trump can declassify a document by just thinking about it... Can another former President classify a document by just thinking about it?
I hope so. It's the only way we're gonna get those classified UAP documents and videos.
THINK ABOUT THEM OBAMA
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National Archives tells Congress some Trump records still unaccounted for
WASHINGTON — The National Archives informed Congress on Friday that members of the Trump White House still had not turned over all presidential records and signaled there could be legal consequences for those who do not comply.
In a letter sent to the House Oversight Committee, Debra Steidel Wall, the acting U.S. archivist, said the archives was working to retrieve electronic messages from certain unnamed White House officials who had used personal email and messaging accounts to conduct official business.
Ms. Wall wrote that the archives would consult the Justice Department about whether to “initiate an action for the recovery of records unlawfully removed.”
“While there is no easy way to establish absolute accountability, we do know that we do not have custody of everything we should,” Ms. Wall wrote to Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York and the chairwoman of the Oversight Committee.
filing by the Justice Department to recover official email records from the personal account of Peter Navarro, a former Trump adviser. Mr. Navarro is facing charges of contempt of Congress after he refused to comply with a subpoena from the House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
In her letter, Ms. Wall declined to say whether former President Donald J. Trump had surrendered all presidential records in his possession.
“With respect to the second issue concerning whether former President Trump has surrendered all presidential records, we respectfully refer you to the Department of Justice in light of its ongoing investigation,” she wrote.
“The National Archives has confirmed to the Oversight Committee that they still have not received all presidential records from the Trump White House,” Ms. Maloney said in a statement. “Presidential records are the property of the American people, and it is outrageous that these records remain unaccounted for 20 months after former President Trump left office.”
Ms. Maloney had requested a formal assessment from the archives of what presidential records remained unaccounted for and whether the archives believed any were potentially still in Mr. Trump’s possession.
Ms. Maloney also requested that the archives “seek a personal certification from Donald Trump that he has surrendered all presidential records that he illegally removed from the White House after leaving office.”
The federal government tried and failed for more than a year and a half to retrieve classified and sensitive documents from Mr. Trump before resorting on Aug. 8 to a search of his Florida estate, Mar-a-Lago, according to government documents and statements by his lawyers.
Two months before the search, Mr. Trump’s lawyer certified that all documents bearing classified markings had been returned and that no “copy, written notation or reproduction of any kind was retained.”
Yet the F.B.I. search revealed that the former president still had more than 11,000 government records, including more than 100 with classified markings and documents with the highest classification markings, some related to human intelligence sources. There were additional classified documents in Mr. Trump’s office desk drawer.
The search also turned up 48 folders with classified markings that were empty. Although it was unclear why they were empty, the committee said, the apparent separation of classified material and presidential records from their designated folders raised questions about how the materials were stored and whether sensitive material might have been lost or obtained by third parties.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/01/us/politics/trump-white-house-records-national-archives.html
if he was smart, he would have moved those documents to wherever he stored his tax returns, health care plan, and evidence of 2020 election fraud. aint nobody in the world ever gonna find it.
WASHINGTON — The National Archives informed Congress on Friday that members of the Trump White House still had not turned over all presidential records and signaled there could be legal consequences for those who do not comply.
In a letter sent to the House Oversight Committee, Debra Steidel Wall, the acting U.S. archivist, said the archives was working to retrieve electronic messages from certain unnamed White House officials who had used personal email and messaging accounts to conduct official business.
Ms. Wall wrote that the archives would consult the Justice Department about whether to “initiate an action for the recovery of records unlawfully removed.”
“While there is no easy way to establish absolute accountability, we do know that we do not have custody of everything we should,” Ms. Wall wrote to Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York and the chairwoman of the Oversight Committee.
filing by the Justice Department to recover official email records from the personal account of Peter Navarro, a former Trump adviser. Mr. Navarro is facing charges of contempt of Congress after he refused to comply with a subpoena from the House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
In her letter, Ms. Wall declined to say whether former President Donald J. Trump had surrendered all presidential records in his possession.
“With respect to the second issue concerning whether former President Trump has surrendered all presidential records, we respectfully refer you to the Department of Justice in light of its ongoing investigation,” she wrote.
“The National Archives has confirmed to the Oversight Committee that they still have not received all presidential records from the Trump White House,” Ms. Maloney said in a statement. “Presidential records are the property of the American people, and it is outrageous that these records remain unaccounted for 20 months after former President Trump left office.”
Ms. Maloney had requested a formal assessment from the archives of what presidential records remained unaccounted for and whether the archives believed any were potentially still in Mr. Trump’s possession.
Ms. Maloney also requested that the archives “seek a personal certification from Donald Trump that he has surrendered all presidential records that he illegally removed from the White House after leaving office.”
The federal government tried and failed for more than a year and a half to retrieve classified and sensitive documents from Mr. Trump before resorting on Aug. 8 to a search of his Florida estate, Mar-a-Lago, according to government documents and statements by his lawyers.
Two months before the search, Mr. Trump’s lawyer certified that all documents bearing classified markings had been returned and that no “copy, written notation or reproduction of any kind was retained.”
Yet the F.B.I. search revealed that the former president still had more than 11,000 government records, including more than 100 with classified markings and documents with the highest classification markings, some related to human intelligence sources. There were additional classified documents in Mr. Trump’s office desk drawer.
The search also turned up 48 folders with classified markings that were empty. Although it was unclear why they were empty, the committee said, the apparent separation of classified material and presidential records from their designated folders raised questions about how the materials were stored and whether sensitive material might have been lost or obtained by third parties.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/01/us/politics/trump-white-house-records-national-archives.html
if he was smart, he would have moved those documents to wherever he stored his tax returns, health care plan, and evidence of 2020 election fraud. aint nobody in the world ever gonna find it.
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Can’t give you full pay today, seems like a copy and paste job to be honest..
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winning / genecope…..
For the love of God…please take this coarse..
and sober up…
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