Raiding President Trump's home

[Cletus]

Don could have released it any time he wished to yet he didn't.
Why do you think that would be if there's nothing of any significance in it?

Why would he even want to? The warrant itself is of little importance and I see no real advantage in releasing it.

What matters is the affidavits given the judge in support of the request for a warrant. That is where the interesting information will be.

[Cletus]

So, the "fiasco" was that you guys cried louder than anticipated? Thats the entire fiasco? Umm... OK.



Ask yourself this question:


Is it ever OK to investigate a Republican President? Ever? If you cant say "yes", especially under these circumstances, then you are just as much a fool as the ones who take this lightly.

You know, you are just tedious. No one has ever said it is wrong to investigate a Republican President. Show me a single quote from a poster on this forum or anywhere else that suggests that or just stop with the idiocy.

The issue here is not whether it is okay to investigate Trump. He has been investigated since before he took office. The issue is whether it was appropriate to raid his house with 30 armed federal agents over something that isn't even a criminal act. Violation of the Presidential Records Act carries NO criminal penalties. No previous President has EVER been treated in this manner.

This is so obviously a move to discourage him from running for office again and tainting him in the public eye that it is inexcusable.

So just stop with the stupid bull$#@! lines and questions you are dying to throw into that disgusting, lying "Creed" of yours and just try pulling your head out of your ass and posting in good faith just once in your life.

There were other alternatives to that raid, alternatives that would have been used with anyone else. You know it. I know it. The whole country knows it.

[TheLiquidGuy]

Subpoena Preceded Search Warrant in Push to Retrieve Material from Trump
https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brief...ch-report/amp/

[testsubjectalpha]

**fart**

Subpoena Preceded Search Warrant in Push to Retrieve Material from Trump
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/su...181637433.html

[Peter1469]

Who can declassify things?

The President can declassify anything.

The person/office who was the originator of a classified document can declassify that document. Very few have this authority. Most, only have authority to work with classified material.

[TheLiquidGuy]

The President can declassify anything.

The person/office who was the originator of a classified document can declassify that document. Very few have this authority. Most, only have authority to work with classified material.

We know he could declassify things while president.

But he didn’t.

There is no record of him doing that.

[Peter1469]

Originally Posted by Ransom
= I believed Smollett hook line and sinker, I just cannot admit that because Ransom is correct.....I fell hard for that sh1t.....like I'm falling hard for the sh1t I see today. I'm a media puppet.

And you think others are not up to your standard of adult conversation, but you feel free to make shlt up like this.

Ransom isn't making anything up water-boy.

[Peter1469]

Who cares about the warrant. Unseal the affidavit(s) used to get the warrant.

The Justice Dept has moved to unseal the warrant.

Donald Trump has until 3pm tomorrow to object or consent.



Anyone wanna bet what he will do?


I am hoping he objects, and then the judge unseals it anyway.

[Peter1469]

This was such a major $#@! up by Biden, Garland, and Wray, you have already lost the nation.

I would not be surprised if President Trump has some technical guys come in and sweep for FBI surveillance devices. If he finds then the FBI and probably the DOJ will be dissolved.

His Secret Service detail should have that covered.

[Collateral Damage]

In nine hours the technical branch can have every cubic inch of Trump's home surveilled with equipment that is essentially undiscoverable.

So, FBI agents, are you Americans or are you traitors?

It all depends on who is signing their paycheck.