Mar-a-Lago raided
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@kluurs said in Mar-a-Lago raided:
h/t to Quirt for a fairly well-balanced review of the legalities of the seizure of records. There's something for everyone in here.
Very well presented. Thanks, it addresses a lot of questions.
All I can say is that it is murky pond into which this affair is leading.
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@kluurs said in Mar-a-Lago raided:
a fairly well-balanced review of the legalities of the seizure of records.
Very clarifying by a writer concerned with evenhandedness in a matter that started out complex and is growing daily more so. Thanks to QT and Kluurs.
Theme sentence, IMO: "There obviously must be a point where information is so sensitive, and Trump’s disregard for law so extreme, to justify legal process against Trump, even in the current milieu."
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That would have to be an awfully extreme point.
To raid an ex-President's home is beyond the pale, especially the way it was done. If Justice doesn't come up with something big, I mean YUGE, Garland has to go. Wray has to go. And a Special Prosecutor needs to shake the bushes for Whitehouse involvement.
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@taiwan_girl said in Mar-a-Lago raided:
"As President, I will enforce all laws relating to classified information......
Nobody is above the law!"
How did he miss Hillary?
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@taiwan_girl said in Mar-a-Lago raided:
"As President, I will enforce all laws relating to classified information......
Nobody is above the law!"
Who said that? President (then candidate) Trump
LOLTo be fair, he did appoint an FBI director who appears to be enforcing that law.
Promise kept! Way to go, Mr Trump!
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@Jolly said in Mar-a-Lago raided:
Ask yourself, how do you get more Trump?
Open another McDonalds near Mar a Lago?
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@Mik said in Mar-a-Lago raided:
Which is what I said on day one. Dr. Frankenstein is reviving his monster.
If he's actually done something that would justify the raid, then surely that's irrelevant?
I know, this concept is clearly unthinkable for some here, but....
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Mar-a-Lago raided:
@Mik said in Mar-a-Lago raided:
Which is what I said on day one. Dr. Frankenstein is reviving his monster.
If he's actually done something that would justify the raid, then surely that's irrelevant?
I know, this concept is clearly unthinkable for some here, but....
I have no problem believing that. But I do wonder why they are refusing to release the affidavit.
If nothing comes of this, and it is looking like it will not thus far, they just gave him a big leg up on the nomination.
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@Mik said in Mar-a-Lago raided:
But I do wonder why they are refusing to release the affidavit.
Well, the Popehat guy, who's an attorney, says it never happens. Doesn't that answer the question?