About this nonsense that Darth Traitor "declassified" the documents--

[thucythucy]

if that's the case, then they should be available to the public.

So let's see one of Hair Furor's defenders produce some of these "declassified" documents. And if they can't or won't, why not?

Hell, even the Bloated Mango can publish them now, including the ones that used to be in the now empty folders, since they're all "declassified."

Of course they can't, and won't, because the information is still classified, and they know it.

I wish someone in the media would make this point.

[PJMcK]

1. Don't count on the media

I know you know that!

[thucythucy]

2. Sad but true.

Still, it just seems like such an obvious point.

But as ever, all we get are crickets.

[Walleye]

3. It should be tested out with a FOIA request

[thucythucy]

7. I had the same thought.

Anything declassified should be covered under the Freedom of Information Act.

[keithbvadu2]

4. Dotard should be proud to show his medical records to prove he is a perfect physical specimen.

Dotard should be proud to show his medical records to prove he is a perfect physical specimen.

They are not classified.

[Roland99]

5. Declassified docs that were planted but were headed to his library but....

[Brainfodder]

6. Pretty cut and dried case turning into PROTECT TFG.

My dark side is laughing.

Other side continues to be furious that we have to put up with monster criminals and their freedumb.