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muttly

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But that doesn't matter because well it's trump.
Different rules and standards applied to him.
When Clinton took all those Govt business tapes with him, the DOJ treated it like it was his comic books, but when Trump took the documents home they’re treating it like he has the launch codes.
 
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muttly

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The DOJ and the magistrate are afraid of transparency. Without the redactions, both would be exposed for their dishonesty in allowing the unlawful search and seizure of Trump’s personal records.
 
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RLENT

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The DOJ and the magistrate are afraid of transparency. Without the redactions, both would be exposed for their dishonesty in allowing the unlawful search and seizure of Trump’s personal records.

Affidavits - which are quite often sealed - normally are released when criminal charges are publicly filed against an individual.

So yes, by all means: keep on wishing and hoping for "more transparency" ...

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danthewolf00

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Affidavits - which are quite often sealed - normally are released when criminal charges are publicly filed against an individual.

So yes, by all means: keep on wishing and hoping for "more transparency" ...

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You should worry about that affidavit because it will show the false information used to invade trumps home.
Remember they raided a former president.....just wait till Biden leaves office.
 
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RLENT

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The fact that they could take any thing near the paperwork that they was oh so public about being after...... like the protected attorney client privilege information is reason that the warrant was unlawful.

According to who ... numerous MAGA Legal Scholars ... who studied at Trump University Law School ?

(That's not a thing BTW)

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they should have just taken the classified papers and touched nothing else but you know classic Democrat overreach.

If they had stopped to sort through the contents of all the boxes, they would have been on site at MAL even longer.

And you'd be squealing about that.

FWIW, it's pretty much standard procedure to seize what is covered under the search warrant and then go through it offsite and cull out whatever isn't covered and then return it.

It's why they have "taint teams" and Special Masters.
 
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danthewolf00

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According to who ... numerous MAGA Legal Scholars ... who studied at Trump University Law School ?

(That's not a thing BTW)

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If they had stopped to sort through the contents of all the boxes, they would have been on site at MAL even longer.

And you'd be squealing about that.

FWIW, it's pretty much standard procedure to seize what is covered under the search warrant and then go through it offsite and cull out whatever isn't covered and then return it.

It's why they have "taint teams" and Special Masters.
The fbi and doj don't want no special master to over see the evidence.....because then they can't go through it.
But you know 30 agents 9 hours......yup they went through everything.
 

RLENT

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70 plus tapes of conversations with other governments and other government matters.

Do you know who said this and who they said it to ?:

To the extent, however, that your FOIA appeal can be read as requesting that the National Archives should make a further determination that the materials in question ought to be considered “presidential records” within the meaning of the PRA, we decline to do so. In making a decision on this matter I have to consider the nature of the audio tapes, if they were created with the intent of their use as government materials, and whether or not they were circulated within the Administration or relied on as policy documents. On the facts made available to me, I do not believe the materials in question fall within the ambit of the PRA.

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(Many of them likely inherently classified Clinton took them with him.

The use of the word "likely" reveals that the statement above is a guess at best ... and is not based any knowledge of whether there were classified records or not.

The DOJ lawyer argued at the time that those were personal records because they are in his possession . The court agreed.

And yet, you apparently can't find or cite or link to any ruling by the court that supports your contention.

So you simply repeat the claim.

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RLENT

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The fbi and doj don't want no special master to over see the evidence.....because then they can't go through it.

Apparently, neither does the Orange Man Boy ... otherwise, he would have simply asked the judge overseeing the case for one.

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But you know 30 agents 9 hours......yup they went through everything.

It's a 126-room, 62,500-square-foot mansion ... takes time to check all the nooks and crannies where the Orange Burglar may have stashed the ill-gotten fruits of the crime.

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muttly

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Do you know who said this and who they said it to ?:



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The use of the word "likely" reveals that the statement above is a guess at best ... and is not based any knowledge of whether there were classified records or not.



And yet, you apparently can't find or cite or link to any ruling by the court that supports your contention.

So you simply repeat the claim.

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