The reason you switched to wanting to talk about punishment is because you were caught lying about The Clinton case.
Any day now is today, Trumpers. Trump Indicted
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The reason you switched to wanting to talk about punishment is because you were caught lying about The Clinton case.
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Everything I said was true. No crime was committed. Furthermore, there is no punishment laid out for a violation of The PRA. The indictment is bogus on its face and I understand why you are upset. You've been defeated again and weren't even aware of the no punishment aspect.
So you know better than Bill Barr? What are your qualifications as a lawyer on classified material prosecution?
One other item of note. --The Clinton Tapes contained copious amounts of classified information and so are basically the same thing as what Trump had. The Judge allowed Clinton to call them personal records. This mismatch of justice totally exonerated Trump as he would have thought it was ok to remove documents. In any event, there is no punishment for a violation of The PRA and so the entire point is moot. I should also state that the Espionage Act doesn't apply here. It was designed for actual espionage. Both Clinton and Trump may have talked to reporters/historians about classified info. Clinton wasn't charged-----why would Trump be?
Yes, but I need to point out that Barr knows that he is spouting nonsense. He just wants Trump to go down. Bill Barr is one of the main Deep State members.
Then why did Trump hire him?
How do you know he is spouting nonsense when you won't even mention your qualifications on prosecuting cases like these?
I suspect that Barr lied to Trump about his intentions and beliefs.
You need to contribute more....they did what they did in your name and now they're feeling the pain alone.
‘Asking for your help’: Trump's Georgia co-conspirators facing reality of crippling legal bills
Donald Trump's co-defendants in the sprawling Georgia racketeering case are facing years in court and "financially ruinous" legal fees, according to an Atlanta defense attorney.
“Doing a RICO trial here grinds people down and makes it impossible for them to live their lives, and that, more than the punishment at the end, I think is what induces people to plea,” said Fleischman, a former public defender now at the firm Sessions & Fleischman.
“I was reliably informed Trump isn’t funding any of us who are indicted," said Jenna Ellis, who was among 18 people indicted with Trump. “I totally agree this has become a bigger principle than just one man. So why isn’t MAGA, Inc. funding everyone’s defense?”
Rudy Giuliani, who was indicted on 13 counts in the case and faces a defamation case filed by two Fulton County election workers, set up a legal defense fund two years ago on the crowdfunding site Fundly, but he's raised only $10,000 toward his $5 million goal, and the page is no longer active.
“While you may know me as an alternate elector and former County GAGOP Chair, I am also a retired public school teacher living on a teacher’s pension," wrote Latham on her page, but so far she has only raised $5,600 out of a $500,000 goal. "I am asking for your help today to help me cover legal fees during this time."
