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MAGA Talking Points Grow Even More Absurd After Release of Classified Docs Pic
https://apple.news/AAhm7UuYgRXuhGRufL0jYKA
The Republican spin machine seems to have encountered a jam.
Following the release late Tuesday night of a 54-page document outlining the Justice Department’s findings in the Aug. 8 raid on Donald Trump’s Palm Beach residence, the former president and his supporters are struggling to make their stories make sense.
The court filing was a response to Trump’s attempt to claim that the more than 100 classified documents seized during the raid were subject to executive privilege, and thus could not be reviewed by the DOJ. The filing included a photo attachment depicting some of the material found during the search, including a litany of documents with “secret” or “top secret” classification markings on their cover pages.
Trump himself has seized on a ludicrous analysis, pushed by Fox contributor Byron York and legal analyst Jonathan Turley, that the FBI has somehow misled the public into believing that documents photographed at Mar-A-Lago were found scattered all over the floor, instead of placed there for an evidentiary photo.
https://apple.news/AAhm7UuYgRXuhGRufL0jYKA
The Republican spin machine seems to have encountered a jam.
Following the release late Tuesday night of a 54-page document outlining the Justice Department’s findings in the Aug. 8 raid on Donald Trump’s Palm Beach residence, the former president and his supporters are struggling to make their stories make sense.
The court filing was a response to Trump’s attempt to claim that the more than 100 classified documents seized during the raid were subject to executive privilege, and thus could not be reviewed by the DOJ. The filing included a photo attachment depicting some of the material found during the search, including a litany of documents with “secret” or “top secret” classification markings on their cover pages.
Trump himself has seized on a ludicrous analysis, pushed by Fox contributor Byron York and legal analyst Jonathan Turley, that the FBI has somehow misled the public into believing that documents photographed at Mar-A-Lago were found scattered all over the floor, instead of placed there for an evidentiary photo.
