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reader3491 on May 22nd, 2024 at 12:22 UTC »
Each box is another nail in the coffin of the rule of law in the US. I should say, the 7000th coffin, because the others already ran out of room for more nails.
baylaust on May 22nd, 2024 at 12:05 UTC »
The most frustrating thing about this is that although this is one of the most damaging cases against him going at the moment, it's also the most obvious that he's guilty of.
A president can take classified documents out of the white house, but once they're no longer president, they must be returned in their entirety. You can't keep them in your house forever. We know this, Trump knows this, he has been recorded saying that he knows he shouldn't have them, and he went out of his way to try and hide them from the FBI.
Of course, if he declassified them, that's a different story. But he didn't. We know he didn't. He knows he didn't. And yet again, he has been recorded saying that he never declassified them.
This should be the most obvious open and shut case against him. But because all the stars aligned in his favour (which seems to be a running theme), he got the most comically in-his-pocket judge he could have asked for to handle the case.
moreobviousthings on May 22nd, 2024 at 11:13 UTC »
New evidence = new charges? With new judge?