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trump had payroll records of our spies...


Hmmm... it's not suspicious at all the MBL gave Kushner $2 billion over the objections of his advisors. Not suspicious at all. not even a little bit. Nope, that transaction looks clean as a whistle.
 
Assuming this is true, how was he/whoever able to get and/or walk out the door with this stuff? Is anyone asking THAT question?

Don't get me wrong: if even half of whatever Trump is accused of taking is true, it's bad for him and wrong and he should face the full weight of the legal system. However, if he (or whoever) was just able to access and walk out with this stuff...why is that not being addressed as well?
 
Hmmm... it's not suspicious at all the MBL gave Kushner $2 billion over the objections of his advisors. Not suspicious at all. not even a little bit. Nope, that transaction looks clean as a whistle.
When we find out everything it's going to be 100% mafia.
 
Let's pray that our spies and their families aren't kidnapped or killed.
 
Assuming this is true, how was he/whoever able to get and/or walk out the door with this stuff? Is anyone asking THAT question?

Don't get me wrong: if even half of whatever Trump is accused of taking is true, it's bad for him and wrong and he should face the full weight of the legal system. However, if he (or whoever) was just able to access and walk out with this stuff...why is that not being addressed as well?
I think because the people who have sat in the oval office in modern times were deeply respectful of the office. Nixon's lies and Clinton's bj notwithstanding.

Nobody ever imagined that a former President would be so disrespectful of the office that he would take Presidential records and classified documents and not return them when asked.
 
Assuming this is true, how was he/whoever able to get and/or walk out the door with this stuff? Is anyone asking THAT question?

Don't get me wrong: if even half of whatever Trump is accused of taking is true, it's bad for him and wrong and he should face the full weight of the legal system. However, if he (or whoever) was just able to access and walk out with this stuff...why is that not being addressed as well?

These questions are being investigated.
These folks will fall before Donald.
We know nothing about it as we knew nothing about this.
We know about this not because we are ready to bring changes but because we wanted these papers back ASAP.
 
Assuming this is true, how was he/whoever able to get and/or walk out the door with this stuff? Is anyone asking THAT question?

Don't get me wrong: if even half of whatever Trump is accused of taking is true, it's bad for him and wrong and he should face the full weight of the legal system. However, if he (or whoever) was just able to access and walk out with this stuff...why is that not being addressed as well?

I am not someone who handles highly classified information, but...
the expected difficulty of removing these sorts of things seems to rule out the possibility that these documents ended up at Trump's by accident or carelessness or even negligence
 
Assuming this is true, how was he/whoever able to get and/or walk out the door with this stuff? Is anyone asking THAT question?

Don't get me wrong: if even half of whatever Trump is accused of taking is true, it's bad for him and wrong and he should face the full weight of the legal system. However, if he (or whoever) was just able to access and walk out with this stuff...why is that not being addressed as well?

Who in Trump's white house would have/could have stopped him?
 
Assuming this is true, how was he/whoever able to get and/or walk out the door with this stuff? Is anyone asking THAT question?

Don't get me wrong: if even half of whatever Trump is accused of taking is true, it's bad for him and wrong and he should face the full weight of the legal system. However, if he (or whoever) was just able to access and walk out with this stuff...why is that not being addressed as well?
They have been, until tRump, mostly beyond reproach as far as national security and similar things.
 
Assuming this is true, how was he/whoever able to get and/or walk out the door with this stuff? Is anyone asking THAT question?

Don't get me wrong: if even half of whatever Trump is accused of taking is true, it's bad for him and wrong and he should face the full weight of the legal system. However, if he (or whoever) was just able to access and walk out with this stuff...why is that not being addressed as well?
Democrats tried to address Trump's criminal behavior twice. Republicans did not vote to do anything about him.
 
Assuming this is true, how was he/whoever able to get and/or walk out the door with this stuff? Is anyone asking THAT question?

Don't get me wrong: if even half of whatever Trump is accused of taking is true, it's bad for him and wrong and he should face the full weight of the legal system. However, if he (or whoever) was just able to access and walk out with this stuff...why is that not being addressed as well?
Who was going to stop him? He was POTUS and had surrounded himself with ass kissing sycophants. Even the Trump allies are telling us he routinely walked out of secure areas with classified documents to take them to the personal residence of the WH, so the abuse of the system was rampant. I don't know why anyone would expect that given the disregard he showed for classified documents there would be a good record of what he had or didn't have, and I don't know of anyone that could have searched his stuff before getting it carted away down to Florida.
 
Assuming this is true, how was he/whoever able to get and/or walk out the door with this stuff? Is anyone asking THAT question?

Don't get me wrong: if even half of whatever Trump is accused of taking is true, it's bad for him and wrong and he should face the full weight of the legal system. However, if he (or whoever) was just able to access and walk out with this stuff...why is that not being addressed as well?
Who says that it is not being addressed?
 
How is it that you can't figure out that he had help?
:rolleyes:

That doesn't answer the question/solve the puzzle. We're not talking about run-of-the-mill stuff here....like Trump's post-it notes of reminders or whatnot. We're talking about nuke stuff & CIA agent payrolls (again: if true). Stuff like this...doesn't sound like just anyone can access and walk out the door with.
 
:rolleyes:

That doesn't answer the question/solve the puzzle. We're not talking about run-of-the-mill stuff here....like Trump's post-it notes of reminders or whatnot. We're talking about nuke stuff & CIA agent payrolls (again: if true). Stuff like this...doesn't sound like just anyone can access and walk out the door with.
Thats why its important to elect an honest person in office.
 
Thats why its important to elect an honest person in office.
No such thing. It's always going to be the lesser of two evils.
"Who is the least dishonest POS? That guy? Okay..i guess i'll vote for him."
 
I am not someone who handles highly classified information, but...
the expected difficulty of removing these sorts of things seems to rule out the possibility that these documents ended up at Trump's by accident or carelessness or even negligence
I suspect you are correct.
 

The Newsweek article doesn't actually say that the documents include payroll records. It says they could potentially contain them, because all they really know is that some of the documents contained "classified information concerning or derived from intelligence sources, methods, or analytical processes".

The types of documents that are said to be in there could be payroll records, but they could be many other things too.
 
Assuming this is true, how was he/whoever able to get and/or walk out the door with this stuff? Is anyone asking THAT question?

Don't get me wrong: if even half of whatever Trump is accused of taking is true, it's bad for him and wrong and he should face the full weight of the legal system. However, if he (or whoever) was just able to access and walk out with this stuff...why is that not being addressed as well?
Correct, if there ends up being corruption in favor of trump over the constitution, that should be rooted out.
 
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