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Biden will too, you can rest assured.

Trump will be prosecuted full tilt though... because Orange Man Bad.

https://justthenews.com/government/fede ... estigation

Nah... the DOJ hasn't been weaponized.

 

 

Because he gave them back as soon as he found them.
Trump didn't.
He thought he could do whatever he wanted. They weren't his.
He's going to find out the hard way he can't.

Squatchman » 03 Jun 2023, 1:21 pm » wrote: ↑

03 Jun 2023, 1:21 pm

Because he gave them back as soon as he found them.
Trump didn't.
He thought he could do whatever he wanted. They weren't his.
He's going to find out the hard way he can't.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
BIDEN AND PENCE NEVER SHOULD HAVE HAD THEM. 
**** IDIOT


 
 
 

Squatchman » 03 Jun 2023, 1:21 pm » wrote: ↑

03 Jun 2023, 1:21 pm

Because he gave them back as soon as he found them.
Trump didn't.
He thought he could do whatever he wanted. They weren't his.
He's going to find out the hard way he can't.

So I guess if someone robs a liquor store, then all is forgiven so long as they give the money back.

 
 

RedheadedStranger » 03 Jun 2023, 4:56 am » wrote: ↑

03 Jun 2023, 4:56 am

Biden will too, you can rest assured.

Trump will be prosecuted full tilt though... because Orange Man Bad.

https://justthenews.com/government/fede ... estigation

Nah... the DOJ hasn't been weaponized.

Trump will be prosecuted for Obstruction of justice relating to the deliberate theft of national defense information documents.

The circumstances of Trump an the documents are far more aggravated, enough to warrant an indictment. 

1. He told us on TV he has the right to take them.  (No, he doesn't.)
2. There is testimony that he instructed employees to move boxe of docs and hide them from the government, after a subpoena.  He conducted rehearsals of it. 
3.  A search warrant was issued for a search of his property, warrant signed by a federal magistrate, because he was refusing to cooperate.
4  There is mens rea and obstruction, both components of violating the Espionage act, and, as such, are the aggravated circumstances warranting indictment. 

The circumstances of Biden and Pence are inadvertent acquisition and full cooperation with the government in the return of the documents. Not enough
enough aggravated circumstances which warrant indictment (in fact, none, the mere holding of such docs, per DOJ policy of prosecutorial discretion, is not to prosecute for mere possession, alone, a courtesy extended to senators and members or the executive branch)

but stupid people cannot grasp this. 

 
 

Prospero » 06 Jun 2023, 6:00 am » wrote: ↑

06 Jun 2023, 6:00 am

Trump will be prosecuted for Obstruction of justice relating to the deliberate theft of national defense information documents.

The circumstances of Trump an the documents are far more aggravated, enough to warrant an indictment. 

1. He told us on TV he has the right to take them.  (No, he doesn't.)
2. There is testimony that he instructed employees to move boxe of docs and hide them from the government, after a subpoena.  He conducted rehearsals of it. 
3.  A search warrant was issued for a search of his property, warrant signed by a federal magistrate, because he was refusing to cooperate.
4  There is mens rea and obstruction, both components of violating the Espionage act, and, as such, are the aggravated circumstances warranting indictment. 

The circumstances of Biden and Pence are inadvertent acquisition and full cooperation with the government in the return of the documents. Not enough
enough aggravated circumstances which warrant indictment (in fact, none, the mere holding of such docs, per DOJ policy of prosecutorial discretion, is not to prosecute for mere possession, alone, a courtesy extended to senators and members or the executive branch)

but stupid people cannot grasp this.

Clinton did it
Bush did it
Obama did it
Biden did it....

They all should be in jail

So giving them back negates a wrong? Wtf

Prospero » 06 Jun 2023, 6:00 am » wrote: ↑

06 Jun 2023, 6:00 am

Trump will be prosecuted for Obstruction of justice relating to the deliberate theft of national defense information documents.

The circumstances of Trump an the documents are far more aggravated, enough to warrant an indictment. 

1. He told us on TV he has the right to take them.  (No, he doesn't.)
2. There is testimony that he instructed employees to move boxe of docs and hide them from the government, after a subpoena.  He conducted rehearsals of it. 
3.  A search warrant was issued for a search of his property, warrant signed by a federal magistrate, because he was refusing to cooperate.
4  There is mens rea and obstruction, both components of violating the Espionage act, and, as such, are the aggravated circumstances warranting indictment. 

The circumstances of Biden and Pence are inadvertent acquisition and full cooperation with the government in the return of the documents. Not enough
enough aggravated circumstances which warrant indictment (in fact, none, the mere holding of such docs, per DOJ policy of prosecutorial discretion, is not to prosecute for mere possession, alone, a courtesy extended to senators and members or the executive branch)

but stupid people cannot grasp this.

"...off to ignore land you go"

 



 

RedheadedStranger » 06 Jun 2023, 8:15 am » wrote: ↑

06 Jun 2023, 8:15 am

"...off to ignore land you go"

i ignore no one 

Biden's DOJ tells Trump he will be indicted next week on charges of 'gathering, transmitting or losing' national defense docs

Smith’s prosecutorial team informed Trump’s team in recent days that the charges he faces include a violation of 18 US Code Chapter 37 Section 793 which prohibits the “gathering, transmitting or losing” of national defense information. Other charges reportedly being considered are alleged false statements and obstruction of justice.

https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking- ... fense-docs

I don't guess that Pence or Biden "gathered" any classified documents either huh?

Only the Bad Orange Man.

 
 

Squatchman » 03 Jun 2023, 1:21 pm » wrote: ↑

03 Jun 2023, 1:21 pm

Because he gave them back as soon as he found them.
Trump didn't.
He thought he could do whatever he wanted. They weren't his.
He's going to find out the hard way he can't.

The blatant crucifixion of Donald Trump is going to land you assholes a special place in hell.
 

RedheadedStranger » 03 Jun 2023, 4:56 am » wrote: ↑

03 Jun 2023, 4:56 am

Biden will too, you can rest assured.

Trump will be prosecuted full tilt though... because Orange Man Bad.

https://justthenews.com/government/fede ... estigation

Nah... the DOJ hasn't been weaponized.

That's great....since Trump is running the Progressives have found a new love for JEEZ-ZUZ!  Even the "Man in a dress" will embrace Pence...tho it might not be a 'Love Lock" kind of embrace....but you never know....Pence might grind out a dry humping or two...even like it bit too

Squatchman » 03 Jun 2023, 1:21 pm » wrote: ↑

03 Jun 2023, 1:21 pm

Because he gave them back as soon as he found them.
Trump didn't.
He thought he could do whatever he wanted. They weren't his.
He's going to find out the hard way he can't.

So, explain Bill Clinton keeping classified documents in his sock drawer. 
He did return them "as soon as he found them"?    

And Biden?   Clearly not. 
 

Prospero » 06 Jun 2023, 6:00 am » wrote: ↑

06 Jun 2023, 6:00 am

Trump will be prosecuted for Obstruction of justice relating to the deliberate theft of national defense information documents.

The circumstances of Trump an the documents are far more aggravated, enough to warrant an indictment. 

1. He told us on TV he has the right to take them.  (No, he doesn't.)
2. There is testimony that he instructed employees to move boxe of docs and hide them from the government, after a subpoena.  He conducted rehearsals of it. 
3.  A search warrant was issued for a search of his property, warrant signed by a federal magistrate, because he was refusing to cooperate.
4  There is mens rea and obstruction, both components of violating the Espionage act, and, as such, are the aggravated circumstances warranting indictment. 

The circumstances of Biden and Pence are inadvertent acquisition and full cooperation with the government in the return of the documents. Not enough
enough aggravated circumstances which warrant indictment (in fact, none, the mere holding of such docs, per DOJ policy of prosecutorial discretion, is not to prosecute for mere possession, alone, a courtesy extended to senators and members or the executive branch)

but stupid people cannot grasp this.

Strange how the people who were working with Trump and his team, objected to the raid, order by the DOJ in Washington, because he was cooperating with them.  Think their testimony will be important?

 
 

golfboy » 07 Jun 2023, 8:42 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Jun 2023, 8:42 pm

Strange how the people who were working with Trump and his team, objected to the raid, order by the DOJ in Washington, because he was cooperating with them.  Think their testimony will be important?

There was no raid, so any complaint of 'raid' is moot.  

RebelGator » 07 Jun 2023, 5:17 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Jun 2023, 5:17 pm

The blatant crucifixion of Donald Trump is going to land you assholes a special place in hell.

Drivel. 

 

Prospero » 08 Jun 2023, 6:06 am » wrote: ↑

08 Jun 2023, 6:06 am

Drivel.

you drivel daily in here shilly willy

golfboy » 07 Jun 2023, 8:40 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Jun 2023, 8:40 pm

So, explain Bill Clinton keeping classified documents in his sock drawer. 
He did return them "as soon as he found them"?    

And Biden?   Clearly not.

The case of Bill Clinton wasn't about national defense information documents, it was about audio tapes.  so, false equivalency.  But, I'll include hillary. 

Regarding the mishandling of national defense information documents, are the cases of Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden the same as that of Donald Trump?

Bing AI reports: 

The cases of Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden are not the same as that of Donald Trump. In 2016, the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s handling of classified material on her private email server dogged her presidential campaign for months – ending with the Department of Justice declining to prosecute her because there wasn’t evidence that she or others intended to mishandle the documents1. On the other hand, Donald Trump was found to have mishandled classified information while he was president2. Joe Biden was also accused of mishandling classified documents when lawyers for him discovered about 10 classified documents at his office in the Penn Biden Center, a nonprofit think tank in Washington, DC. His counsel said the documents were immediately turned over to the National Archives34.
 

Prospero » 08 Jun 2023, 6:10 am » wrote: ↑

08 Jun 2023, 6:10 am

Regarding the mishandling of national defense information documents, are the cases of Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden the same as that of Donald Trump?

Bing AI reports: 

The cases of Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden are not the same as that of Donald Trump. In 2016, the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s handling of classified material on her private email server dogged her presidential campaign for months – ending with the Department of Justice declining to prosecute her because there wasn’t evidence that she or others intended to mishandle the documents1. On the other hand, Donald Trump was found to have mishandled classified information while he was president2. Joe Biden was also accused of mishandling classified documents when lawyers for him discovered about 10 classified documents at his office in the Penn Biden Center, a nonprofit think tank in Washington, DC. His counsel said the documents were immediately turned over to the National Archives34.

shilly is quoting a liberal biased site... too **** funny

Not that anyone gives a ****, but are you guys aware that Pence is running for president... I didn't know either but I saw this one, that sums his chances up nicely..

 

https://youtu.be/u_DlYRBOHUI