I’m for DeSantis because I think there is less of a chance to lose than Trump. I would definitely go with Trump if he were nominated.
He had nothing to gain on Jan 6 and likely hurt himself.
Also, until the very end, he had no idea whom to place in which positions.
Like J’Biden’s $1,000.00/ hr attorneys? Do they have some kind of triple double security clearance?
I don’t recall Trump’s lawyers being allowed to go anywhere near MAL.
Why wasn’t the FBI involved in retrieving these documents?
All true, but it has nothing to do with the fact that the Biden documents were “missing” for six years without anyone either knowing or caring. That’s the point of my post.
Then I don’t think you were paying attention. The FPOTUS’s attorney’s had access to the storeroom, they said they search the FPOTUS’s spaced for classified documents, they are ones that returned documents to the NARA which were found to contain classified documents, and the FPOTUS’s lawyers are the ones that handed the NARA/FBI representatives the some classified documents as a result of the June '22 subpoena that was not fully complied with.
This is all part of the court record in the Special Master case.
#1 The FPOTUS didn’t have an early morning search. If by that you mean “pre-dawn”.
#2 The FPOTUS was served a search warrant because he refused to hand over the documents he took. It is SOP to NOT allow either the subject of the search warrant or their lawyers to be present when the Judge authorized search warrant is executed.
#3 Funny the differences when one person obstructs the return of government and classified documents by stonewalling and not complying fully with a Grand Jury subpoena to someone that is cooperating and assisting with the investigation.
Funny how the stonewalling for 16 months and failure to comply with a Grand Jury subpoena parts are left out of the narrative of some.
BTW - I fully support a full investigation on the who, what, where, when, how of the documents being at the Biden residence and if warranted charges being brought. Of course those will have to wait until he leaves office as was pointed out during the prior administration, a sitting President can’t be indicted.
#1 For #45 article I previously attached said 9AM. Thanks for the clarification. I will edit my prior post.
#2 The Presidential Records Act clearly outlines the more conventional remedy to rectify disputes with documents is by civil court measures.
Your accusatory tone and use of certain words in #2 and #3 including “refused” and “obstructs” implies a more righteous position regarding the DOJ and the FBI intentions.
That being said, I am sure you will agree no one including Biden and the DOJ are beyond reproach…
Now we know jbiden has been stealing documents since he was a senator. And you are still defending the old pervert because of the D behind his name. I believe jbiden now needs searched every time he leaves the White House. We have no idea how many classified documents he has been stealing every day since he has been elected president.
Please link to this section of the law. Now, I agree that that specific law does not lay out criminal penalties. Criminal violations exist in other laws. The NARA attempted for 16 months to get materials returned, the NARA & FBI attempted for 2 more months.
Correct. 18 Months of obstruction. The NARA and FBI bent over backwards, clearly the FPOTUS stonewalled. It’s his fault the extreme actions of a Grand Jury subpoena and search warrant were required to reclaim government property and the classified documents.
Absolutley.
Both the FPOTUS and POTUS should be investigated thoroughly as to who, what, where, when, how and why.
If criminal charges are needed, then the FPOTUS can be charged now. The POTUS of course will have to wait until after noon on January 20, 2025 or noon on January 20, 2029 since as we learned during the FPOTUS’s administration, the sitting POTUS can’t be indicted by the DOJ. So he will either have to resign, be impeached, or have his time in office expire before being charged. He could die (not wishing it of course), but then the reason for charging becomes moot.
Now, I agree that that specific law does not lay out criminal penalties. Criminal violations exist in other laws. The NARA attempted for 16 months to get materials returned, the NARA & FBI attempted for 2 more months.
Again, the PRA was not established with the intent to criminalize the process of turning over documents, plain and simple.
Noteworthy that prior to #45 and since Reagan left office the NARA and FBI seemingly kept negotiations much more confidential.
In my humble opinion, the chickens in Obama and Biden administration’s have come home to roost …