Bolton has been Mar a Lago'd!

GoldenBoy89 · Sunday at 1:36 PM

Trying to make me feel bad for John Bolton is the real crime here.

Vambram · Sunday at 5:01 PM

Akita Suggagaki said:
You mean like storing it in "bathroom, ballroom and bedroom"?

https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/09/politics/heres-where-donald-trump-allegedly-kept-classified-documents-at-mar-a-lago

According to the law of the Presidential Records act, I believe that any sitting POTUS has the authority to store classified documents wherever he chooses to do so.

Pommer · Sunday at 5:18 PM

Vambram said:
According to the law of the Presidential Records act, I believe that any sitting POTUS has the authority to store classified documents wherever he chooses to do so.

Incumbents, yes; former, no.

Gene2memE · Sunday at 5:23 PM

Vambram said:
According to the law of the Presidential Records act, I believe that any sitting POTUS has the authority to store classified documents wherever he chooses to do so.

Can you cite the law?

Also, sitting world appear to be the operative word here.

Oompa Loompa · Sunday at 7:20 PM

NxNW said:
It's not a hoax when Trump's and his criminal conspirators were convicted.

Maybe he shouldn't have committed all those felonies.

Wave on. Wave on. Because that, and perhaps January 6th, are the only things left that democrats can cling onto. But the polls and voter registration numbers says that it the majority of the country doesn't care.

Akita Suggagaki · Monday at 6:33 AM

Oompa Loompa said:
Wave on. Wave on. Because that, and perhaps January 6th, are the only things left that democrats can cling onto. But the polls and voter registration numbers says that it the majority of the country doesn't care.

And that is the real tragedy.

ozso · Monday at 6:42 AM

Akita Suggagaki said:
And that is the real tragedy.

The frame jobs not having their intended effect is a tragedy to some. And an insult to the intelligence of others.

ozso · Monday at 6:47 AM

Gene2memE said:
Can you cite the law?

Also, sitting world appear to be the operative word here.

The fact that the procecuter gave up on the case, and a judge dismissed it, says it all.

Oompa Loompa · Monday at 7:36 AM

Akita Suggagaki said:
And that is the real tragedy.

Only for the DNC. This is MAGA country now, and it appears to be here to stay. At least as long as the DNC continues to double down instead of actually listening to the people.

rambot · Monday at 8:21 AM

Oompa Loompa said:
I dont think it really matters. Trump campaigned on it and the country supported it. I believe it was because as far left liberals were cheering all the legal battles, generating the Russian Collusion hoax, and waving Trump's convictions like a victory banner, the majority of the American people knew things were not right. People are avoiding the DNC more than ever because of these schemes. Falling DNC approval and voter registration numbers say it all.

1. Downplay.
2. He won the election so everyone wants it.
3. Blame liberals.
4. Point out the lack of popularity in the Democrat party.

At no point discussing or addressing very disconcerting autoritarian/fascist-like behaviours from the king.

rambot · Monday at 8:25 AM

Vambram said:
According to the law of the Presidential Records act, I believe that any sitting POTUS has the authority to store classified documents wherever he chooses to do so.

If he chose to store it at the Kremlin, the law says a-okay? Or perhaps your characterization of rhe law actually is a bit impressed?

And what about the possibilityt that how someone was storing would ACTUALLY be a reflection of that president regardless of what the law may or may not dictate?

ozso · Monday at 8:27 AM

rambot said:
At no point discussing or addressing very disconcerting autoritarian/fascist-like behaviours from the king.

Melodramatic hyperbole

rambot · Monday at 8:29 AM

ozso said:
Melodramatic hyperbole

It's like your favorite words when you can't actually defend his actions.

Besides you defend a clown who posts "reasoned fact based screeds" like this?

ozso · Monday at 8:40 AM

rambot said:
It's like your favorite words when you can't actually defend his actactions.

"autoritarian/fascist-like behaviours from the king" is melodramatic hyperbole. Calling it what it is has nothing to do with defending anyone's actions.

Postvieww · Monday at 9:03 AM

Akita Suggagaki said:
If this is not an abuse of power, what is?

Following the law and facts!

rambot · Monday at 9:14 AM

ozso said:
"autoritarian/fascist-like behaviours from the king" is melodramatic hyperbole. Calling it what it is has nothing to do with defending anyone's actions.

That statement would be correct if it was correct.

ozso · Monday at 9:20 AM

rambot said:
That statement would be correct if it was correct.

It is, even though you changed your post from going on about cults and fascists, because you realized you were proving it to be true.

rambot · Monday at 10:04 AM

ozso said:
It is, even though you changed your post from going on about cults and fascists, because you realized you were proving it to be true.

It's not MY behaviour that proves that true.

ozso · Monday at 10:16 AM

rambot said:
It's not MY behaviour that proves that true.

It's a matter of diction.

DaisyDay · Monday at 10:47 AM

ozso said:
"autoritarian/fascist-like behaviours from the king" is melodramatic hyperbole. Calling it what it is has nothing to do with defending anyone's actions.

Sadly, that is not hyperbole at all, except, maybe, the king part. It is authoritarian to purge the military of top people who lack loyalty to the CIC rather than to the Constitution and then sic the military on civilians. It is fascist-like behavior to fire civil servants because you don't like the numbers. It is authoritarian to ignore court orders to impose his own will on the nation. It is fascist-like behavior to take a stake in private companies as their cost to do international business. It is authoritarian to disregard Congressional authority. The list sadly goes on and on.

rambot said:
That statement would be correct if it was correct.

“Contrariwise,' continued Tweedledee, 'if it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't. That's logic.”
― Lewis Carroll, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland / Through the Looking-Glass

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