FBI barred from entering Xiden's Delaware house

[ScottMon]

The Trump case is irrelevant to the Biden case.

We're discussing the Biden case, right?

And Trump's case.  Some of you are trying really hard to draw a comparison between the two.   I don't blame you for wanting to leave Trump out of this.
 

[Redheaded Stranger]

Members of the House and Senate are allowed to have security clearances.
Do Members of Congress Have Security Clearances? (clearancejobs.com)

Having a clearance to have access to classified material is one thing... but does that clearance allow one to possess the documents outside of the work environment, like say, at their personal residence?

[ScottMon]

Having a clearance to have access to classified material is one thing... but does that clearance allow one to possess the documents outside of the work environment, like say, at their personal residence?

Ask Trump.  He did it for a year.
 
 

[ScottMon]

Ask Trump.

 
 

[Nostradamus' omh]

Asjk Trump.  He did it for a year.
 

why? Obama's took everything with them and the Whitehouse had to be refurnished..

[ScottMon]

why? Obama's took everything with them and the Whitehouse had to be refurnished..

Not believable.  
 

[Redheaded Stranger]

And Trump's case.  Some of you are trying really hard to draw a comparison between the two.   I don't blame you for wanting to leave Trump out of this.

They are two different issues, are they not?

There is also the issue of the timing of when the first batch of Biden docs was discovered, and whether or not the DOJ and the WH conspired to keep it quiet until after the midterms as well.

Trumpdocgate and Bidendocgate are uniquely different, in a lot of ways.

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[Redheaded Stranger]

Ask Trump.  He did it for a year.

Trump at least had the ability to declassify, Biden as VP/Senator did not.
 

[MackTheFinger]

Poetry of self deception of everyone avoiding the same consequence of their own actions shaming, flaming, blaming everyone else performing the same rituals differently every generation promising nobody will find out tomorrow. what was [practiced historically, to date.

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[ScottMon]

Trump at least had the ability to declassify, Biden as VP/Senator did not.

But he didn't.  Ergo, Trump is culpable.  
 

[ScottMon]

They are two different issues, are they not?

There is also the issue of the timing of when the first batch of Biden docs was discovered, and whether or not the DOJ and the WH conspired to keep it quiet until after the midterms as well.

Trumpdocgate and Bidendocgate are uniquely different, in a lot of ways.

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The DOJ wasn't forced to take any actions against Biden and has already stated that there won't be any charges.
 

[maineman]

Trump at least had the ability to declassify, Biden as VP/Senator did not.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/fac ... 065345002/

and tell me again... how declassifying a highly sensitive document makes the content of that document magically no longer highly sensitive.

[maineman]

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Writing a long sentence is not a sign of intellagance[sic]...it is a sigh of trying to impress the readers.
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routinely, chronically misspelling words isn't either.

I before E, except after C, or when sounding like A as in neighbor or weigh.  (or their!)
 

[Redheaded Stranger]

The DOJ wasn't forced to take any actions against Biden and has already stated that there won't be any charges.

That's because "supposedly" they didn't know Biden had the docs in the first place.

They knew Trump had his.

Personally, I would say Biden's case borders on espionage.

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[Redheaded Stranger]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/fac ... 065345002/

and tell me again... how declassifying a highly sensitive document makes the content of that document magically no longer highly sensitive.

I didn't say it did, did I?

​​​​Can Senators declassify documents?
 

[jack]

Politically, It looks bad.  Legally, It's apples and oranges.

Right.

[MackTheFinger]

routinely, chronically misspelling words isn't either.

I before E, except after C, or when sounding like A as in neighbor or weigh.  (or their!)

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[Redheaded Stranger]

routinely, chronically misspelling words isn't either.

I before E, except after C, or when sounding like A as in neighbor or weigh.  (or their!)

Oh no...

The grammar police are here.
 

[jack]

But he didn't.  Ergo, Trump is culpable.

He didn't declassify but even if he had the documents remain stolen government property. Your later point that the sensitive nature of the documents, their importance to national security, is unchanged.

[Redheaded Stranger]

But he didn't.  Ergo, Trump is culpable.

And Trump has his own special counsel does he not?

As does Biden.