Trump undermined his defense!

Nordberg said:
That is something Trump has never faced. Anyone with firing neurons knows we have 2 systems, one for the rich and one for the rest of us. Trump is finally getting equal treatment.
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But, Nordy, we must strive for a more perfect union.

Equal treatment under the law is an effort for a more perfect union.

Hillary received the most punitive punishment imaginable, she was denied the presidency due to her illegal actions.

She should have gone to the slammer...if she didn't, Trump shouldn't either.

It's only fair, right, Nordy?
 
Jarod said:
"I had an absolute right to take those boxes." (Untrue)
"I hadn't had a chance to go through those boxes" - Ok, then how did you know there were no classified documents? How would you know you declassified them?


If I were the prosecutor, Id present the statement about how he claimed he declassified them, then play the tape where he says he had not had a chance to go through the boxes, then Id show the tape where he points out that a document he is showing a journalist is classified, then Id show the extent he went to to hide the boxes from the FBI. Then Id show where he lied over and over again about the boxes.

He has undermined any defense he ever tried to use.
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the president has the highest clearance.

and declassifaction is automatic WITHOUT A PROCESS if he decides so.
 
The Equal Protection Clause is part of the first section of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. The clause, which took effect in 1868, provides "nor shall any State ... deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws." It mandates that individuals in similar situations be treated equally by the law.[1][2][3]

A primary motivation for this clause was to validate the equality provisions contained in the Civil Rights Act of 1866, which guaranteed that all citizens would have the guaranteed right to equal protection by law. As a whole, the Fourteenth Amendment marked a large shift in American constitutionalism, by applying substantially more constitutional restrictions against the states than had applied before the Civil War.


Ya esta.
 
JesusAI said:
the president has the highest clearance.

and declassifaction is automatic WITHOUT A PROCESS if he decides so.
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Precisely:

"Yes, the president can declassify documents while in office, but there isn’t a set protocol they have to follow."

Presidents can declassify documents
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Nordberg said:
Precisely wrong. The ex-prez does not have that power. A president does not have it either. You are deluding yourself because you want to believe.
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"Is the classification system enforced by criminal law?

Largely not.

For the most part, the classification system is about bureaucratic controls. The main punishment for disobedience is administrative: Officials can be admonished, lose their security clearances and be fired."

New York Times


It's a civil matter, Nordy, a small fine if even that.
 
"Yes, the president can declassify documents while in office, but there isn’t a set protocol they have to follow."

Presidents can declassify documents
VERIFYThis.com
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Refute this, Nordy, with links.
 
JesusAI said:
the president has the highest clearance.

and declassifaction is automatic WITHOUT A PROCESS if he decides so.
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But he actually would have to decide to do it, so... He is on tape after the fact saying one of the documents is classified.
 
Nordberg said:
Precisely wrong. The ex-prez does not have that power. A president does not have it either. You are deluding yourself because you want to believe.
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he was the current prez when he took them.

he has five years to review and work with nara on the disposition of any and all documents.
 
Jarod said:
"I had an absolute right to take those boxes." (Untrue)
"I hadn't had a chance to go through those boxes" - Ok, then how did you know there were no classified documents? How would you know you declassified them?


If I were the prosecutor, Id present the statement about how he claimed he declassified them, then play the tape where he says he had not had a chance to go through the boxes, then Id show the tape where he points out that a document he is showing a journalist is classified, then Id show the extent he went to to hide the boxes from the FBI. Then Id show where he lied over and over again about the boxes.

He has undermined any defense he ever tried to use.
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All is has to do is say I declassified them

How are the going to prove he didnt
 
Earl said:
A custody dispute...a misdemeanor...small fine if even that.

Equal treatment under the law...Berger stole top secret documents and hid them in his pants and shoes...no punishment.
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Yes he was punished idiot

Law License gone


Two years probation

Lost his job

Community service

And those were not Nuclear Secrets
 
Earl said:
If Hillary was on trial, as she should have been, you would want her judge to be a liberal.

Admit it.
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None of the millions of investigations you idiots mounted uncovered any chargeable issues


That’s how our system works jackoff king
 
Damocles said:
According to the act he has 5 years to go through them. This will be very interesting.
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Not when the archives ask for individual documents back because of severe risks to our national security


Damo


You have sunk to the point of a cult idiot

Your are pathetic
 
Earl said:
Indeed.

Equal treatment under the law.

Hillary violated the Espionage Act by illegally storing classified documents on her private server and then obstructed justice by destroying hundreds of classified documents AFTER being subpoenaed for the documents.

Hammers to destroy cell phones.

Good grief!
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Name the classified documents she destroyed you ass flap?
 
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