Hey asswipe, just who are you quoting?“I support to my dying breath everything I believe he thinks, says or does but I don’t like the guy. No not at all!”
Making shit up again...what a loser.
Hey asswipe, just who are you quoting?“I support to my dying breath everything I believe he thinks, says or does but I don’t like the guy. No not at all!”
The dude had top secret files in his house, after his lawyer filed legal papers declaring they were all returned.Nothing has been revealed.
By that I mean nothing has been revealed that can determine if the raid was justified and/or if T actually did something wrong.
I assume as usual you are reading dem talking points and thinking...THIS TIME WE HAVE HIM.
Long way to go.
To refine a point here -- some private citizens may legally possess top secret documents providing that theyThe dude had top secret files in his house, after his lawyer filed legal papers declaring they were all returned.
Seems a slam dunk to me. Is there some reason you think a private citizen being in possession of top secret documents is acceptable?
Hey asswipe, just who are you quoting?
Making shit up again...what a loser.
I don't give a fuck about Trump...Not you, because you actually like the guy.
Conjecture...assume, speculate, guess, presume, imagine, think, suspect, infer.....Michael Cohen conjecture in TV interview --
"He's gonna use it as a get out of jail free card. It's a way to extort America turn around to say if you put me in jail, if you go after me -- he'll even say his children -- I will have my loyal supporters who you do not know who has copies of information that may have been, and again this is my conjecture, that I would take those documents, I will release them to Iran, to China, to North Korea, to Russia."
But you are so quick to defend him when others criticize him. Why is that?I don't give a fuck about Trump...
I question Daffy's fucked up reasoning, I'm quick to question and criticize his logic or lack of.But you are so quick to defend him when others criticize him. Why is that?
What's this about the 2018 election?I question Daffy's fucked up reasoning, I'm quick to question and criticize his logic or lack of.
I've said many times if someone broke the law they should be prosecuted.
That would include Trump, Hunter, Hillary the folks that rioted and burned cities and the idiots that thought they could change the outcome of the 2018 election.
I'm all for prosecuting scofflaws, ALL of them.
Like HRC?To refine a point here -- some private citizens may legally possess top secret documents providing that they
1) have the appropriate clearance
2) adhere to strict rules for securing the document and the information contained within
3) have a demonstrated need to know.
T struck out.
Geezzzzus Magoo...What's this about the 2018 election?
I always take you seriously, but sometimes I don't understand you.Geezzzzus Magoo...
I meant 2020 election.
Didn't mean to throw you a curve ball.
I always take you seriously, but sometimes I don't understand you.
Make your case for equivalency.Like HRC?
Make your case for equivalency.
One person ran an improperly secured email server while serving as a government official.
The other took top secret records with him after he was no longer an official.
Seems pretty different to me. One was trying to do her government job. The other was stealing government documents after he lost his job.
That is what the claim is.The dude had top secret files in his house, after his lawyer filed legal papers declaring they were all returned.
Seems a slam dunk to me. Is there some reason you think a private citizen being in possession of top secret documents is acceptable?