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1 hour ago, Tiberius said:

And now look who is helping the Republicans right before the mid-terms. OPEC, led by the $2 billion givers to Jared, Saudis 

 

Just a coincidence, right? 

 

At least it won't kill over a 6-1/2 million people...

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1 hour ago, Tiberius said:

And now look who is helping the Republicans right before the mid-terms. OPEC, led by the $2 billion givers to Jared, Saudis 

 

Just a coincidence, right? 

Huh? We have two parties. One has openly expressed disdain for petroleum products and the other has not. If you were OPEC, which party would you invest in? Once again…not complicated!

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8 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

Huh? We have two parties. One has openly expressed disdain for petroleum products and the other has not. If you were OPEC, which party would you invest in? Once again…not complicated!

 

Not to mention that the Dems wanted to put the screws to MBS over JK's death. 

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1 hour ago, BillStime said:

JFC - what a mess.

 

Now why would Conald want those Russian interference docs? I thought it was fake news?

 

 

You're confusing Russian interference with a connection between the two.  You definitely seem more interested in Trump being charged than the truth, whatever that may be.  Was she/her/they/them this concerned over the Hillary documents?

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35 minutes ago, Brueggs said:

You're confusing Russian interference with a connection between the two.  You definitely seem more interested in Trump being charged than the truth, whatever that may be.  Was she/her/they/them this concerned over the Hillary documents?


No no no no - the Trump campaign met how many times with the Russians? 140+ meetings 

 

Paul Manafort exchanged non public polling data with the Russians how many times?

 

The Trump campaign didn’t coordinate Wikileaks drops with the Russians?  Whys yes, yes they did.

 

Keep trying

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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3 hours ago, Brueggs said:

You're confusing Russian interference with a connection between the two.  You definitely seem more interested in Trump being charged than the truth, whatever that may be.  Was she/her/they/them this concerned over the Hillary documents?

 

More like they can't admit they were duped into believing any ridiculous excuse their masters gave them as to why Trump beat Hilly.  And they have the temerity to call out anyone for denying the results of the 2020 election. :rolleyes:  

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1 hour ago, Doc said:

 

More like they can't admit they were duped into believing any ridiculous excuse their masters gave them as to why Trump beat Hilly.  And they have the temerity to call out anyone for denying the results of the 2020 election. :rolleyes:  


HA - you’re the freak that can’t admit you’ve been conned over and over and over again.

 

Hell - your MASTERS had you believing that Durham would get to the bottom of it and failed bigly.  

 

On 2/13/2022 at 9:56 AM, Doc said:

This is what will end up being worse than Watergate.

 

Who can’t admit they were duped?

 

The GOP Senate also concluded that Russia interfered to assist the Trump campaign but let’s not get tripped up on facts, right qDoc?

 

https://www.intelligence.senate.gov/sites/default/files/documents/report_volume5.pdf

 

Idiots - 100% deranged and pathetic 

 

 

 

 

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On 10/13/2022 at 12:40 PM, Tiberius said:

I wonder if they have discovered why he was keeping the docs and if he tried to use them for some purpose. 

 

Well maybe if they would appoint someone other than the DOJ to look at the documents as they are suppose to & decide exactly what they are & tell every one involved instead of keeping it a big secret they might be able to find out the purpose .

 

But they can't let someone other than them make that determination then we might know that it's a scam .

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Just now, ChiGoose said:

Better than even odds. They have him dead to rights. Probably the most slam dunk case a prosecutor could ask for. 

 

We'll see.  They'll probably come to an agreement...so he can run against DeSantis.

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1 minute ago, Doc said:

 

We'll see.  They'll probably come to an agreement...so he can run against DeSantis.


I’m not sure what incentive there would be for DoJ to accept a plea. Like I said, this is the easiest case they could ask for.
 

His lawyers even admitted he committed the crime in the pleadings. 

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Just now, ChiGoose said:

I’m not sure what incentive there would be for DoJ to accept a plea. Like I said, this is the easiest case they could ask for.
 

His lawyers even admitted he committed the crime in the pleadings. 

 

It goes above Merry's head.  But again, we'll see.

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1 minute ago, B-Man said:

 

"the greatest security risk in US history"

 

 

 

Soooo … that means Trump WASN’T selling nuclear secrets to our enemies, right? Never Trump, hardest hit.

 

Interesting how we see this story from WaPo AFTER the midterm election. Granted, Trump was not on the ballot HOWEVER, plenty of candidates he endorsed were.

 

Sort of like the convenient timing around the Hunter Biden laptop story. Before the election, it was RUSSIAN DISINFORMATION then after the election, OOPS, it was a real story and there is likely something there but moving on.

 

Seeing this from WaPo a week after the midterms. Typical.

 

 

From WaPo:

 

That review has not found any apparent business advantage to the types of classified information in Trump’s possession, these people said. FBI interviews with witnesses so far, they said, also do not point to any nefarious effort by Trump to leverage, sell or use the government secrets. Instead, the former president seemed motivated by a more basic desire not to give up what he believed was his property, these people said.

 

No kidding.

 

The people familiar with the matter cautioned that the investigation is ongoing, that no final determinations have been made, and that it is possible additional information could emerge that changes investigators’ understanding of Trump’s motivations. But they said the evidence collected over a period of months indicates the primary explanation for potentially criminal conduct was Trump’s ego and intransigence.

 

Right.

 

https://twitchy.com/samj-3930/2022/11/15/wapo-quietly-admits-fbi-found-nothin-in-raid-of-trumps-home-conveniently-after-the-election/

 

Well, that makes it completely ok. I mean if he said he just wanted to have them because he would miss them...

 

And if he says he totally wasn't going to sell them. I don't know why, but I believe him! I mean, he's never lied before.

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15 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

"the greatest security risk in US history"

 

 

 

Soooo … that means Trump WASN’T selling nuclear secrets to our enemies, right? Never Trump, hardest hit.

 

Interesting how we see this story from WaPo AFTER the midterm election. Granted, Trump was not on the ballot HOWEVER, plenty of candidates he endorsed were.

 

Sort of like the convenient timing around the Hunter Biden laptop story. Before the election, it was RUSSIAN DISINFORMATION then after the election, OOPS, it was a real story and there is likely something there but moving on.

 

Seeing this from WaPo a week after the midterms. Typical.

 

 

From WaPo:

 

That review has not found any apparent business advantage to the types of classified information in Trump’s possession, these people said. FBI interviews with witnesses so far, they said, also do not point to any nefarious effort by Trump to leverage, sell or use the government secrets. Instead, the former president seemed motivated by a more basic desire not to give up what he believed was his property, these people said.

 

No kidding.

 

The people familiar with the matter cautioned that the investigation is ongoing, that no final determinations have been made, and that it is possible additional information could emerge that changes investigators’ understanding of Trump’s motivations. But they said the evidence collected over a period of months indicates the primary explanation for potentially criminal conduct was Trump’s ego and intransigence.

 

Right.

 

https://twitchy.com/samj-3930/2022/11/15/wapo-quietly-admits-fbi-found-nothin-in-raid-of-trumps-home-conveniently-after-the-election/

 

It doesn't matter for what purpose he took them, mere possession of them post-presidency is a crime.

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4 hours ago, ChiGoose said:

 

It doesn't matter for what purpose he took them, mere possession of them post-presidency is a crime.

Do Hillary next!

 

It's all trash you know.  Just 1 side using the government to lock up their opponents.

 

Didn't see Donald lock Hillary up did you?

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42 minutes ago, Demongyz said:

Do Hillary next!

 

It's all trash you know.  Just 1 side using the government to lock up their opponents.

 

Didn't see Donald lock Hillary up did you?


Sure thing!

 

There are two key differences between Hillary and Trump when it comes to possession of government documents. 
 

1. At the time, Hillary was a government employee with the appropriate security clearance to view the information. Trump was a private citizen with no security clearance. 
 

2. The confidential information on Hillary’s server appeared to reach there unintentionally. The classification markings were generally way down on the email chains and it would be hard to overcome a defense of her not knowing they were there. Trump was told by NARA that he had no right to the documents and his lawyers signed documents saying he had returned all of the documents when he really hadn’t. Intent is very easy to infer there. 
 

The DoJ found that while Hillary lacked intent, she was recklessly careless. However, there have only been a handful of cases in history in which the DoJ secured a guilty verdict in a case like this on gross negligence. All of those cases are essentially things like throwing documents in a dumpster instead of shredding them or accidentally taking documents and leaving them in your buddy’s office desk drawer while you go out partying. 

As a government employee with appropriate clearance, Hillary had the right to access the information but how she did it was improper. 
 

As a private citizen with no government clearance (presidents don’t actually get security clearance), Trump had no possessory right to the documents. 
 

It would be near impossible for the DoJ to win a guilty verdict against Hillary given the facts. 
 

It should be a slam dunk to get one against Trump. 

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5 hours ago, ChiGoose said:


Sure thing!

 

There are two key differences between Hillary and Trump when it comes to possession of government documents. 
 

1. At the time, Hillary was a government employee with the appropriate security clearance to view the information. Trump was a private citizen with no security clearance. 
 

2. The confidential information on Hillary’s server appeared to reach there unintentionally. The classification markings were generally way down on the email chains and it would be hard to overcome a defense of her not knowing they were there. Trump was told by NARA that he had no right to the documents and his lawyers signed documents saying he had returned all of the documents when he really hadn’t. Intent is very easy to infer there. 
 

The DoJ found that while Hillary lacked intent, she was recklessly careless. However, there have only been a handful of cases in history in which the DoJ secured a guilty verdict in a case like this on gross negligence. All of those cases are essentially things like throwing documents in a dumpster instead of shredding them or accidentally taking documents and leaving them in your buddy’s office desk drawer while you go out partying. 

As a government employee with appropriate clearance, Hillary had the right to access the information but how she did it was improper. 
 

As a private citizen with no government clearance (presidents don’t actually get security clearance), Trump had no possessory right to the documents. 
 

It would be near impossible for the DoJ to win a guilty verdict against Hillary given the facts. 
 

It should be a slam dunk to get one against Trump. 

Eh... a Clinton is disgusting in every way.  Trump is disgusting in every way.

 

It's hard to say.

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2 minutes ago, Demongyz said:

Eh... a Clinton is disgusting in every way.  Trump is disgusting in every way.

 

It's hard to say.


They can both be disgusting (I didn’t vote for either) and still have different legal exposure. 
 

I personally think a private citizen stealing government documents is pretty bad. 

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