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And the day after improved tracking was implemented top people would complain the rules are too complicated and get in the way of their jobs so they will start ignoring the rules.
Can we agree that there’s no massive conspiracy here, and that sometimes files get misplaced like every other job on the planet? It is serious, and extra measures should be taken in the future to minimize it. You know, except for Trump who took them illegally, refused to give them back, claimed he didn’t have them, then after the FBI raided his home, he said they were planted. That one is different. >

Said they were planted while also trying in court to get them back >


The case of the former President Trump: What should have been a one-day thing became a big cause célèbre because of the resistance, the lack of full disclosure. In the case of Trump, it’s the old adage—the cover up is worse than the crime. It’s only because of that precedent that now this is a cause célèbre for the current president.

Bingo >

If only there was some kind of system whereby an individual could "check out" a document that had a unique ID and then have to return it and that system could track which documents were "checked out" and by whom and then you could enforce having them returned. Too bad there is no examples of anything like that in the real world and I'm sure our technology is just not that advanced yet.