You wanted HRC locked up over top secret info on her server...

JesusAI said:
You are only correct on declassifying it for others to disperse.

for himself the presidential records act is in effect.

exhibit a: your profound ignorance of the law.

:truestory:
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So your new point is a pivot to that Trump declassifies it but only for himself.

For no one else are they declassified and thus even though he declassifies them, they have no right to them.


Is that the argument you want to make? Really?
 
QP! said:
So your new point is a pivot to that Trump declassifies it but only for himself.

For no one else are they declassified and thus even though he declassifies them, they have no right to them.


Is that the argument you want to make? Really?
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that's the presidential records act.

im sorry you're ignorant.

it's not a new piviot, you just learned the truth.
 
JesusAI said:
that's the presidential records act.

im sorry you're ignorant.

it's not a new piviot, you just learned the truth.
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Except the PResidential Records act says no such thing.

So the ignorance is yours as is the stupidity. A president holding or reading a classified document has never, by default, declassified. Ever.
 
QP! said:
Except the PResidential Records act says no such thing.

So the ignorance is yours as is the stupidity. A president holding or reading a classified document has never, by default, declassified. Ever.
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it does.

he can do with it what he wants. even share it.

the bucks stops with him.

that's the presidential records act.
 
JesusAI said:
it does.

he can do with it what he wants. even share it.

the bucks stops with him.

that's the presidential records act.
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Except it does not.

Stop watching Fox news.

Keeping presidential documents was legal until 1978. How law applies to Trump, Biden


U.S. presidents were previously allowed to keep presidential documents after leaving office — as they were considered personal property. But a law passed in 1978 changed the rules. Since the passing of the Presidential Records Act of 1978, presidential and vice presidential papers have been government property, making it illegal to hold on to them once presidents and vice presidents end their time in the White House.

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Commentary: What the FBI didn't say about Hillary Clinton’s email


" Comey stated some 110 emails were classified when they were transmitted and received via Clinton’s personal email server. Comey stressed that he did not find evidence that Clinton intended to violate any laws, or that her actions rose to “gross negligence.” He did not explain the rationale behind this finding.

There was no electronic connection between the government’s classified systems and Clinton’s unclassified server. This indicates that on 110 separate occasions Clinton and/or one of her correspondents had to have retyped – or copied and pasted – information from a classified format; there is no other method to transfer data. Classified markings (i.e., “Top Secret”) were removed in the process (though Comey did say some marked classified emails were also found on the server).

The Inspector General for the Intelligence Community stated some of the documents were marked at the highest levels, including one about North Korea’s nuclear weapons program. At least 47 of the Clinton emails released contain the Freedom of Information Act release exemption B3 CIA PERS/ORG, which indicates the material referred to CIA personnel matters. Some emails show semi-oblique references to CIA staffers, known as “talk arounds,” to avoid mentioning a name or position per se.

Comey made clear the sensitivity of some of the information, saying “seven e-mail chains concern matters that were classified at the Top Secret/Special Access Program level when they were sent and received. These chains involved Secretary Clinton both sending emails about those matters and receiving emails from others about the same matters. There is evidence to support a conclusion that any reasonable person in Secretary Clinton’s position... should have known that an unclassified system was no place for that conversation.”
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...ay-about-hillary-clintons-email-idUSKCN0ZM1TG

DOUBLE STANDARD.
 
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