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Blackvegetable » 03 Apr 2022, 10:37 am » wrote: ↑

03 Apr 2022, 10:37 am

By law, the president and White House officials are required to "adequately document" and maintain records of the president's "activities, deliberations, decisions, and policies." This responsibility was established in the Presidential Records Act of 1978. 

 Typically, a president's calls and actions throughout the day would be recorded in  the Presidential Daily Diary (PDD), a document compiled by White House diarists who rely on a variety of sources.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-janu ... aries-gap/

nod, ****.


 

It's tough to know what that change was. Was it intentional?" one source said. "You can only keep track of something when you know what's going on. When people don't share things with you, whether that was intentional and who decided that, I think it's a little murky at this point."

And:

The Presidential Records Act outlines that the office of the presidency has an obligation to adequately document activities of the president. But there is little to no enforcement mechanism to ensure the law is followed. While there are criminal consequences for the destruction of government records, there are none that penalize the failure to create them in the first place.

You get your face off the mat now.  Unless you show there was destruction of records no law was broken.

I still accept your surrender.