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  Buttery males
context: You might ask, why didn't he shred the documents?
  The answer seems to be that shredding White House documents isn't that easy. Docs are protected under the Presidential Records Act, and access to shredders is limited since they're for document destruction. Access to a fireplace isn't restricted, though. >
  
  It’s weird, where I’m at we have access to “up to Secret” shredders all over the place. Funny thing, you can take the shreds and compress them with water into bio-bricks to burn. >
  
  Those shredders are friggin awesome too. Nothing but dust comes out the other end. And no one ever changes the bags. >
  
  As I always say, "Shred it, don't regret it"! >
  
  Just don't print the documents in the first place.  Much less paper work. >
  
  Emailing stuff is a whole different bag of worms.
  Properly adding classification markings to a document is like asking a 10-year-old to manually process your taxes. And then the email itself has to be sent via the proper channel, with headers, and subject lines with correct markings. 
  It's almost better to screen grab the exact thing you want to discuss so without context the subject matter is meaningless, which is a total no-no, and I would never do that... >
  
  Cromulent behavior during a presidential transition I'm sure. >
  
  "A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man"
  It's apt that Jedediah was a grifter conman, deff on brand for the sad sack trumpy crowd >
  
  You mean Hans Sprungfeld! >
  
  So, lock him up?
  Oh wait, that's just for Democrats.
  Republicans get a handshake and a wad of cash for illegal treatment of official documents