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Lol nothing about trumps handling of classified material was a “technicality.”  It was entirely deliberate.
Right-wing hypocrisy?
Here: Cody will help. >


If you will just bear with me for a moment....

66 minutes later
Funny shit though. >

You should check out their brief look at Jordan Barthandelus Peterson. 
(Just don't look at the time stamp) >

It's a very quick look. Don't check the timestamp >

Clip >

Thank you! >

It puts the GOP in a weird spot because you know they want to say "What Biden did is WORSE than Trump" but that would also be an admission that what Trump did is in the realm of bad. And that implication will make Trump have a fit. 
If this was all premeditated, this is 4d chess. Find classified documents, go through the correct process, comply with any investigation that arises. Demonstrate how this is supposed to happen without...idk bringing a corrupt judge into it only to have that judge smacked down too. And then sit back and wait for the "both sides" people to tie themselves in a knot. >

My conservative family members are already telling me how “Biden’s doc situation is way worse than Trump’s!”  I think the false equivalency machine is working as intended so far on the right >

You should tell them since he is the sitting president, that he has the ability to declassify anything he wants just by thinking about it >

Actually since Trump has such a powerful mind he accidentally declassified the Biden documents when he was thinking about all the documents he needed to psychically declassify. :)  He had intended to only include the Mar-a-Lago documents but instead used the overly broad "all documents stored in unapproved locations tag". >

It wasn't a raid. They executed a legal search warrant because trmp lied. >

tHe LeFT mADe Us dO It iF tHEy jUsT lEfT DoNAlD aLOnE hE'S aN oLD mAn >

DeSantosian logic;
Trump revoked all 'formerly' classfied documents just prior to sales to the Russians.   INNOCENT
Biden was vice President so he cannot.   GUILY
Obama did not revoke so GUILTY
W Bush status of limitations expired. >

It's even dumber. They're saying Trump could hypothetical declassify the documents when he was President so it's not as bad. >

With his mind. >

Actually since Trump has such a powerful mind he accidentally declassified the Biden documents when he was thinking about all the documents he needed to psychically declassify. :) He had intended to only include the Mar-a-Lago documents but instead used the overly broad "all documents stored in unapproved locations tag". >

“Never believe that ~~anti-Semites~~ Republicans are completely unaware of the absurdity of their replies. They know that their remarks are frivolous, open to challenge. But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words. The ~~anti-Semites~~ Republicans have the right to play. They even like to play with discourse for, by giving ridiculous reasons, they discredit the seriousness of their interlocutors. They delight in acting in bad faith, since they seek not to persuade by sound argument but to intimidate and disconcert. If you press them too closely, they will abruptly fall silent, loftily indicating by some phrase that the time for argument is past.”
Quote by Jean-Paul Sartre
Edit by me. >

Tl;Dr everyone I don't like is fascist >

You didnt read what that said. Since you didnt read what that said, Im gonna assume you dont read anything and just get your news from whatever Republican talking head you follow. 
Hows following a flock goin? >

Thing is this sorry ass crap works with their sorry ass base and that’s all that matters to them. They could give a crap less. >

CNN. Fox "news" viewers will never see it. >

So glad we're adopting the GOP notion that it was a "raid" anyway. Was more gently and discreetly performed than most search warrants, and with tons of preemptive requests and warnings, which were ignored. Way to give in to their persecution complex. >

Trump "Truthed" asking when the FBI is going to raid the White House (along with other Biden residences). How stupid do you have to be to include the White House in a list of places you suspect of improperly housing classified documents? >

The thing with Trump that is weird is even if he was able to willingly declassify these just upon thinking it is why is it then ok to take the stuff with you after you're done being President? Then when he was asked to return them he lied and said he didn't have any. Then they found some and he lied about having more. The amount of mental gymnastics it takes to defend Trump for his handling of sensitive information and yet be all over Biden for it is insane. Declassified or not this stuff was allegedly sensitive and therefore in action it's worse. People need to get a grip. >

Lol, fox news is out this morning showing an identical montage of democrats condemning trump and defending Biden. I don't subscribe to the "both sides are bad" logic because obviously one side is way worse (/ trying to overthrow the government) but this is a good example of how the news dictates our thinking. >

Politics is all about timing. A year from now no one will care about any of this. Fox News viewers aren’t changing their minds. On to the next >

Yep. It’s background noise that just keeps people dutifully tuning in to be outraged. It’s tiring and I refuse to go along with any of it. >

4 years of trump Administration and they did not find the documents and didn't know they were missing. >

Why didn't they know they were missing? Potential answer: because they don't rise to the level of importance for tracking. >

Tentative leaks have revealed several of the batches of recovered documents were classified Top Secret >

Meanwhile, here I am all liberal and thinking to myself “well that was stupid, Biden, I hope the investigation goes well.” >

The President has to redo his cyber awareness >

They don’t care >

Why can’t they both be shit? >

They really are hoping they want to make this into “Hillary” again. But the fact this week started out horrible they didn’t even try to go “let’s help the American people on their electric bills.” Instead they are acting like they won the super bowl, no wonder they have low approvals >

How TF is all this crap even a story??! 
The current POTUS working with classified documents in his DC offices is not the same as an ex-POTUS stealing classified documents that had to be recovered by a search warrant at his Florida international spies-r-us golf club. Every time I see an article about this it angers the hell outta me.
Edit: I guess I was wrong, these are from his VP years? Weird how they all of the sudden popped up now. I still don't see the issue when they're all accounted for and immediately reported as opposed to Captain Orange-face Grifter. >


current POTUS working with classified documents 

all reporting thus far has indicated that the classified documents found in the DC office, his garage, and his library, are from his time as VP during the Obama administration, six years ago >

Took nine months for the public to learn about Trump's documents, and he's the only one of the two who had to be subpoenad, only to lie to the government in response. So no conspiracy on the timing. >

You can plausibly defend Biden without bringing up a criminal as the standard for acceptable behavior. What Trump did doesn’t factor into my assessment of what other people do; my bar’s not that low. 
Trump broke the law, countless times, and should be held accountable. If Biden broke the law, he should be held accountable; if not, we conclude the investigation and move on. These viewpoints should not be mutually exclusive, but for some reason politics is now just team sports. >

Trump is the one who notified the press about the search of his Mar-a-Lago residence. If he hadn't gone public and cooperated (even at that point) the whole documents scandal might have gone unnoticed. There is a good chance that the Biden team did a pre-emptive sweep for any documents to head off GOP investigations. Unfortunately they did discover some classified documents.  Assuming the possession was inadvertent, at a minimum it indicates better procedures need to be put in place for outgoing politicians and "their" property. >

The GOP has no shame so calling them hypocrites means nothing. >

Because the GOP behaves like a cult. >

Ok.
Well this is the GOP.
Basically everything they say, think the opposite. >

Repubs don't care about hypocrisy or intellectually bankruptcy. >

Because of course >

Also, the two circumstances aren't even remotely comparable. Anyone who tries to pretend that the Trump documents and Biden documents situations are the same is acting in bad faith. >

They know this but do it anyway to feed their ignorant base. >

Who gives a shit. 
This is a massive unforced error by Biden and the Dems.  They had Trump on something pretty indefensible and now they gave them an easy “yeah, but”. 
Buncha fucking losers. >

Politics isn't a sport. Talking about politics like it is a sport is a major part of the problem. 
Also though, Trump taking classified documents (and probably trying to sell them) isn't anywhere near the top of the "indefensible" list. The people intent on defending him just don't care about how "indefensible" his actions are. >

He's a sitting president. You can't prosecute a sitting president. I bet Biden runs for re-election now. >

TIL Biden’s garage is more secure than Mar-a-Lago. >

You could literally make the exact same compilation about  the democrats and CNN footage. >

Sure it's hypocrisy, so is when liberals suddenly downplay the same thing when their quarterback does it. >

It doesn't really matter... This is being driven home by the democrats behind the scenes to kick Biden to the curb for 2024. >

The Dems constantly accuse Conservatives of the very things they’re guilty of. >

Both parties are shit and no longer represent the American people so can we just lock them both up and start holding our leaders accountable. >

Biden- what a buffoon. We finally had Trump on a legal technicality, and now, because of this idiot, Trump will escape consequences.