re: Oopsies, PoltiFact forgot to delete this.

I don’t care either and think this is all absurd but objectively that is hilarious

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Btw what did Jared and Ivanka get that $2 billion for from the Saudis?

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Its not difficult to look up unlike 'The Big Guy' Business you dirty dems hypocrite on daily


Affinity Partners

"Kushner's firm received commitments of more than $3 billion by the end of 2021 to invest in American and Israeli companies that are expanding in India, Africa, the Middle East and other parts of Asia. Investors include $2 billion from the Saudi public investment fund, with Kushner stating that he hopes to open an "investment corridor between Saudi Arabia and Israel",[1][2] seen internationally as a "sign of warming ties between two historic rivals".[3]

"The fund has invested in two undisclosed Israeli hi-tech companies.[8][2] The Wall Street Journal reported that "it is the first known instance that the Saudi Public Investment Fund’s cash will be directed to Israel, a sign of the kingdom’s increasing willingness to do business with the country."

In March 2022 Affinity executives heard pitches from 13 to 15 Israeli startups.[9]"

There was even a Dem led House committee that investigated any wrong doing on Kushner part and whaddya know.... NOTHING



Now your turn - The Big Guy Investment company - lets hear it

You’re 100% right but irrelevant legally as to Trump’s “case”

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GumboPot

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Whatever it was has been pulled down.

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Even declassified, he doesn't get to take military plans and nuclear secrets home as a parting gift to himself

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A President can declassify anything. Period. The authority for any federal employee to classify/declassify flows directly from the Office of the President. As such, no one in the federal government has the authority to override a President's classification/declassification other than a succeeding President.

There used to be two classifications for Unclassified data: Unclassified-limited and Unclassified-unlimited. We can all agree on what the definition for the latter is, but the former would be things like Social Security numbers (as an example). Technology is often one of those things which falls under the "limited" category.

The difference between limited and unlimited is, basically, a level of authorization.

All such authorization, at least under the Executive Branch, flows from the Office of the President. As such, a President could indeed authorize the declassification and authorization of releasing any (or all) military plans and/or nuclear secrets.

If you disagree, please link proof of anything different backing your stance. If you can't find anything to support your beliefs then perhaps you should re-think them.

Did Trump declassify and deauthorize any of the information he had at Mar-a-Lago? I don't know (and neither do you). The bigger issue isn't if Trump did/didn't, but that others who didn't have that authority have taken and kept Classified (and higher) documents at their homes but none have faced anything close to what we've seen with the DOJ going after Trump.

If you don't see that as the major problem, you aren't looking closely enough.

He doesn’t have to be. It’s his assertion that he declassified everything and the burden of proof is on prosecutors to prove he didn’t. Which they cant.

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He had 2 documents containing nuke info about US and an ally.


Wanna bet?

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I heard it was far more than two. But the document was actually an old CD cover with some song about 99 red balloons go by. Seriously that sounds like something they would indict him for knowing the real news will only appear four years from now just like muh russia.