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a year ago
The President is the ultimate, all powerful, arbiter of classified documents under our system. It is legally impossible for him to mishandle documents unless he sells them to our enemies, as covered by the espionage act.
That’s the difference between what Hillary and then vice President Biden did and what then President Trump did.
You might not like that legal framework but it’s the law.
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a year ago
I think most of these corrupt bureaucrats are motivated by personal ambition. If they support the liberal agenda, especially if they are willing to bend corners, they know they will get promoted.
The term Nazi is used far too much, but that’s how the majority of Germans came to support Hitler. If they wanted jobs, they had to support Hitler. So, they did. And, they turned a blind eye to his atrocities.
It was the same with Japan during WWII and the Soviet Union.
The liberal agenda has captured the Federal government, news media, Hollywood, grade schools, high schools, and college. And, now ( Bud Light, Target ), it is capturing other businesses.
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a year ago
“aggressive” can mean a lot of things. One of my faves told me about customers who physically abused her in Vip. Choking. Pinning her down. Scary shit.
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a year ago
Not to mention the LGB flag flys at US embassies around the work. We are a laughing stock.
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a year ago
Fiona hill
Alexander Vindman
Lois Lerner
Plus a thousand more but you only asked for a couple
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a year ago
Judge Aileen Cannon will remain the judge in Trump’s espionage case.
The news of Judge Cannon’s assignment raised eyebrows because of her role in an earlier lawsuit filed by Mr. Trump challenging the F.B.I.’s search of his Florida club and estate, Mar-a-Lago. In issuing a series of rulings favorable to him, Judge Cannon, a Trump appointee, effectively disrupted the investigation until a conservative appeals court ruled she never had legitimate legal authority to intervene.
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a year ago
During his Presidency, Obama politicized the Government. He ousted conservatives and promoted progressives who were willing to use the power of government against political opponents. This included the IRS, FBI, DOJ, CIA, State Department, and DOD.
Most of those people are still in those agencies.
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a year ago
Today, the LGBT flag flew at the Whitehouse, flanked by the American flag. The LGBT flag had the dominant position, against all protocol.
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a year ago
Washington judge orders female-only spa with compulsory nudity to admit transgender women with penises, after owner said facility was for 'biological women only' and pre-op trans activist complained
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a year ago
We’ve always known there was corruption in Washington but Trump has forced that corruption out in the daylight. It is deeper, broader, and more blatant than we could have imagined. It’s 90% of politicians, 90% of government bureaucrats, and 90% of media. They are all crooks. They know if Trump gets back in, it’s all over for them. They will tell any lie, destroy any life, and break any law to stop him.
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a year ago
Here’s something to consider for those convinced Trump is headed for a conviction. That would require 12 out of 12 jurors to find him guilty. Florida jurors.
It will only take one MAGA juror to stand in the way of a conviction. What are the odds ?
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a year ago
“Every time I fly over a blue state I get a subpoena,” jokes Trump from the stage in Georgia.
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a year ago
I meant to say Trump was impeached
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a year ago
Trump was indicted based on a false document that was paid for by Hillary.
So far, Joe Biden:
Opened our borders.
Took bribes from Ukraine and gave them unlimited billions back.
Started a war with Russia.
Appears to be stage 4 dementia.
Brings in 10s of millions of unvetted illegals.
Spent Trillions on pet projects that caused explosive inflation and interest rates
Used the DOJ to go after a political opponent…
So, yea, we have a two tier system. And, yes, the legal bias aimed at Trump is unprecedented.
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a year ago
^ Does that mean you support indicting Joe Biden ? He did all that, plus his son shared the information with foreigners while being paid millions.
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a year ago
A friend of Hunter Biden’s, Kathy Chung, was a key figure in removing classified documents held by Joe Biden while vice President. She was also a key figure in the Bill Clinton Chinagate investigation.
https://www.realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2023/06/08/key_player_in_biden_documents_removal_was_caught_up_in_bill_clinton-era_chinagate_scandal_897961.html
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a year ago
From Vivek Ramaswamy
“Biden recently dismissed the Chinese spy balloon incident as a “silly balloon” that got in the way of dialogue with China. Then a silly Chinese warship harassed our U.S. Navy in the Taiwan Strait. Now a silly Chinese spy base just pops up in Cuba with zero response from the U.S. President. The CCP’s investment in Biden Inc. is paying off handsomely. It’ll be interesting to see what the Espionage Act has to say about that.”
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a year ago
Joe Biden was withholding 1,850 BOXES of classified document from when he served as VP with no declassification authority.
He had boxes at the University of Delaware.
He had boxes in Chinatown, DC.
He had boxes in Pennsylvania( at a foundation funded by China )
He had boxes in his wide open garage in Delaware.
But no indictment. No FBI raid. No grand jury. No special prosecutor.
His lawyers were allowed to review the documents before turning them in
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a year ago
There are still affordable small beach communities around the US and around the world. Just not in Southern California.
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a year ago
It depends on how much money I had and whether I needed to work. If I was young with ample funds, I’d probably travel the world spending a month or two in each city. London. Sydney. Bangkok. Barcelona. Bali. Honolulu…..
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a year ago
Here’s what the American Bar Association said about it. It boils down to a President can do whatever the fuck he wants, no matter what procedures the bureaucrats try to put in place. The only exception is if he commits a crime of espionage. That’s why the indictment includes espionage charges. How does a President commit espionage by keeping documents in a secure room guarded by Secret Service ?
https://lawandcrime.com/politics/aba-fact-check-the-extent-of-presidential-legal-authority-to-declassify-materials-is-still-unclear/
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a year ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
I’m 6’3”. I played football in college and weighed 245. After college, I didn’t adjust my eating habits and slowly got to 280.
I then adjusted what I ate and drank, a little at a time. I’m now 215. It took many years to get there. I eat chicken, fish, eggs, berries, nuts and lots of vegetables. I eat no simple carbs ( pasta, rice, potatoes, bread, etc ), no processed foods, no sugar, little alcohol.
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a year ago
A President can declassify any document for any reason in any quantity in any manner he wants.
Presidents can, and do, keep unclassified documents ( including classified documents they declassified )for any purpose they want. Typically, these documents eventually are given to a Presidential library for research purposes. Or, a President might use it to write an autobiography. Or, they could put them in a bonfire. It’s up to them.
Trump did nothing illegal, unlike the Biden crime family.
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a year ago
“What I don’t see is anyone saying the Victim in Chief didn’t do it. “
He committed no crime. What he did was 100% legal and consistent with what every other President has done.
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a year ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
For AI to work, it requires massive amounts of data. There is certainly a lot of historical weather data available. I’ll bet AI could spot patterns that humans can’t.