How Come?

[fmw]

You did and you know nothing about declassifying a document.

Then please enlighten me. I spent quite a while looking for a law that required the president to follow the process and came up empty. Perhaps you can do better but, frankly, I doubt it.

 

[Davin]

I think it is near unanimous position among Trump supporters. Even people like me who are not Trump supporters feel the same way. You can feel anyway you like but apparently you don't have tolerance to allow me to do the same. Not good.

You are a trump supporter who lies about it, not my problem. At least those trump supporters that do admit have the courage to do so.

 

[fmw]

You are a trump supporter who lies about it, not my problem. At least those trump supporters that do admit have the courage to do so.

I agree that wouldn't be your problem if it were true. I'm curious, what kind of courage is required to write something anonymously on an internet forum for strangers? I can't figure that out.

 

[NolanVoyd]

It is good you believe that. I consider him to be the worst president in my lifetime but a very long shot. So we disagree.

Objectively. That is ridiculous.

 

[Davin]

Then please enlighten me. I spent quite a while looking for a law that required the president to follow the process and came up empty. Perhaps you can do better but, frankly, I doubt it.

It’s quite simple if a president doesn’t tell others a document is declassified it will continue to be protected as such and those that violate that protection would be prosecuted. You must think the president is above all laws and procedures.

 

[Davin]

I agree that wouldn't be your problem if it were true. I'm curious, what kind of courage is required to write something anonymously on an internet forum for strangers? I can't figure that out.

No courage at all in your case. Maybe compulsive lying is what gets you off. It does for trump.

 

[fmw]

Objectively. That is ridiculous.

No. You stated an opinion, not a fact. That is subjective.

 

[fmw]

No courage at all in your case. Maybe compulsive lying is what gets you off. It does for trump.

It has been fun jousting with the swarming bees but I'm bored now so I will move on. You should too since I won't respond to any more of your rudeness.

 

[Davin]

It has been fun jousting with the swarming bees but I'm bored now so I will move on. You should too since I won't respond to any more of your rudeness.

It's ok people lying about not supporting someone they clearly do is cowardly and pathetic. You are dismissed as nothing by lying and ignorant of classified handling. Run away Trump supporter, it's all you can do when proven wrong.

 

[fmw]

Is there a lefty equivalent to Pooten, the Drumpf's puppet master?

Just an opinion but I would think Ron Klain and Susan Rice probably head the list. What do you think?

 

[NolanVoyd]

No. You stated an opinion, not a fact. That is subjective.

Objectively Biden has accomplished more than most and he is just getting started.

Objectively, he is not among the worst presidents in history so far..

 

[fmw]

Objectively Biden has accomplished more than most and he is just getting started.

Objectively, he is not among the worst presidents in history so far..

So we don't agree. No surprise there.

 

[NolanVoyd]

So we don't agree. No surprise there.

But facts matter.

You don't like Biden, Fine.

But your claim that a t he is among the worst in history is objectively false. Not based in reality, but rather based in political propaganda from Fox News and the like.

 

[Stealers Wheel]

Then please enlighten me. I spent quite a while looking for a law that required the president to follow the process and came up empty. Perhaps you can do better but, frankly, I doubt it.

I went looking for evidence that the president is exempt from the prescribed protocols (written memos, etc.). Couldn't find it.

In fact, there is sufficient precedent in his own administration as well as previous administrations regarding the proper protocols that if it were to go before a judge, Trump will have a hard time claiming that he can just declassify a document by wiggling his nose in private. He has to put it in writing. That is so the person who will actually change the markings has proof of the authority from the president.

No such person received any such written authorization and the markings were never changed. Therefore, you would have us believe that contrary to his own practice, and the practices of previous presidents, Trump declassified all these documents without telling anyone and without having any of the markings changed. And the evidence of this is . . . wait for it . . .

Trump says so.

And Trump said this only after he suggested that the FBI had planted the classified documents.

So, did Trump declassify these documents before or after the FBI planted them?

 

[fmw]

I went looking for evidence that the president is exempt from the prescribed protocols (written memos, etc.). Couldn't find it.

In fact, there is sufficient precedent in his own administration as well as previous administrations regarding the proper protocols that if it were to go before a judge, Trump will have a hard time claiming that he can just declassify a document by wiggling his nose in private. He has to put it in writing. That is so the person who will actually change the markings has proof of the authority from the president.

No such person received any such written authorization and the markings were never changed. Therefore, you would have us believe that contrary to his own practice, and the practices of previous presidents, Trump declassified all these documents without telling anyone and without having any of the markings changed. And the evidence of this is . . . wait for it . . .

Trump says so.

And Trump said this only after he suggested that the FBI had planted the classified documents.

So, did Trump declassify these documents before or after the FBI planted them?

You found the same thing. There is no law regarding this. If the FBI had planted the documents then that would have happened after Trump left office so he would have no power to declassify them. Perhaps he has encountered a conundrum. The man never learned when to keep his mouth shut.

 

[GOP Hippo]

I must have missed the link you posted backing up your claim that the federal government is telling foreigners to come here illegally. Can you link me to the post you shared that so you don't have to repeat yourself?

Hilarious that the guy too cowardly to defend his own statements is complaining about political hackeryAa

You need to see it in writing?

The southern US border is wide open. People that enter are shipped all around the country.

Actions speak louder than words.

 

[Stealers Wheel]

You found the same thing. There is no law regarding this. If the FBI had planted the documents then that would have happened after Trump left office so he would have no power to declassify them. Perhaps he has encountered a conundrum. The man never learned when to keep his mouth shut.

There is a law, and that law does not exempt the president. The law applies to everyone, including Trump.

 

[jpevans]

Just an opinion but I would think Ron Klain and Susan Rice probably head the list. What do you think?

I think you are being corny.

 

[fmw]

I think you are being corny.

I've been called worse.

 

[mrjurrs]

He signed a pile of executive orders on day one. I don't think he even knew what he was signing. Among them was a reversal of every single Trump policy that helped control illegal immigration. I have no idea where to find it and I don't care. Perhaps the White House site has the texts of those orders. But please refrain from calling me a liar in the future. What makes this place so rude? Any ideas?

When people make false statements they are called out. If you don't care to source your posts, don't tell people how to react because it is on you.

" I don't think he even knew what he was signing." " What makes this place so rude? Any ideas?"

See if you can figure it out...

 

[What if...?]

It is good you believe that. I consider him to be the worst president in my lifetime but a very long shot. So we disagree.

Funny that that is precisely what your media repeats day in and day out. And you believe it.

It’s almost like somebody knows that simply repeating things over and over will cause people to believe them absent any other input.

 

[What if...?]

I didn't lie and I am not pissed. I am actually entertained by the nonsensical nature of your posts. Go waste someone else's time.

So being amused is a waste of your time?

Bitter much?

 

[What if...?]

I think it is near unanimous position among Trump supporters. Even people like me who are not Trump supporters feel the same way. You can feel anyway you like but apparently you don't have tolerance to allow me to do the same. Not good.

Propaganda targets feelings.

So it is no surprise you feel the way your narrative managers want you to.

 

[What if...?]

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It’s quite simple if a president doesn’t tell others a document is declassified it will continue to be protected as such and those that violate that protection would be prosecuted. You must think the president is above all laws and procedures.

They absorb and repeat.

They don’t think about any of it.

Obviously.

 

[mrjurrs]

It is good you believe that. I consider him to be the worst president in my lifetime but a very long shot. So we disagree.

Unless you were born in the last 18 months I see no way you can claim that.

Do you think President Biden won a fair election free from statistically significant voter fraud in 11.2020?