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  This Dec. 7 story has been corrected to say documents were found at storage site, not home
  
  Wow. Knowing the way Trump defaults on everything, were lucky some dude on Storage Wars didn't end up bidding $10 on a storage unit and finding secret nuclear documents in it.
context: Tragically funny.  While everyone and their brother are making false equivalences, there still might be classified documents in the shitstorm that surrounds TFG. >
  
  I think it might be a little to early to say false equivalency. It’s not like the Biden administration has been forthcoming regarding anything we know.  They knew about this before the election and the only reason we know anything is because of the media. Let’s wait a little while and see what happens. They may find even more documents. >
  
  Not exactly, we wouldn't know anything if they just burned it all either. We know anything because the Biden people followed the rules.  
  Also, there's no legal requirement to disclose. Maybe a political reason to do so, but no legal requirement.  
  And as much of scoring against themselves as Democrats do, I'm always a fan of not scoring goals against your own team. >
  
  Actually we know someone didn’t follow the rules. You don’t accidentally take classified documents. He may have forgotten he had them in multiple locations but that doesn’t look good either. We don’t know, when they were discovered, if they did follow the rules. Right now it looks like they might have but Biden was slamming Trump for taking documents when he already knew he had too. Yes Trump team signed an affidavit saying they gave them all back and as we know now it was bullshit but we don’t know anything yet about Biden. >
  
  
  You don’t accidentally take classified documents.
  
  When staffers are moving hundreds of thousands of documents out of the WH? >
  
  Exactly, we don't know who moved the boxes. Packed the boxes. Etc. Likely interns, or others pretty low on the totem pole. >
  
  They were likely Secret Service Goons with a crosscut shredder and a blowtorch. >
  
  What?!? No, we can't destroy the documents! There's money to be made off of selling them!!! >
  
  Why do all classified document discussions play put as though cameras / scanners and photocopiers were never invented? >
  
  So here is yet another major difference to highlight. >
  
  So, if the people searching and grabbing documents didn't have security clearances, could they themselves be prosecuted for obtaining and handling restricted government documents? Either way, chain of custody would be so tainted there's no telling who might have just taken pictures or made copies. This whole thing is such a shit show. Reminds me of the Cyber Ninjas voting machine audits. >
  
  If I find classified documents on the street that I'm not supposed to have access to and turned in the document to appropriate channels (say, call the FBI and tell them what I found), then I wouldn't get in trouble.
  If I find classified documents and the street that I'm not supposed to have access to and give those documents to the media or post them on the internet or otherwise publish them, I could get in trouble even if I have no relationship with the government or if I'm a member of the press. >
  
  I'll bet good money the reason Trump lawyers are not disclosing the names of the people they hired to search is because they don't exist. >
  
  Without the solid evidence the search was done we have to assume it wasn't done. >
  
  There are so many MAGA traitors embedded within the system.
  This is not a surprise, given the fact that the majority of straight white males (or some times minorities who think tgey are white, Ice Cube, Ye, ...) voted for Trump both in 2016 and 2020.
  These 'silent' majority comprised of most organizations. >
  
  There are a lot of Hispanics who do think they are white. >
  
  The head of a white supremacy group is a dude named Torres. >
  
  John Barron and John Miller are currently in Hawaii searching for an important document. Big news! >
  
  Don't fucking care. If the news isn't about a trial at least, this shit is just a waste of everyone's time & energy. Sick and tired of news about a sick fat orange fake tub of lard that has no grip on reality.
  Let us know when he's going to prison. We all watched his crimes live on TV, just go through the motions already. >
  
  What do you mean "people hired to search Trump properties?" Isn't that just the FBI?