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Walleye

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2. It's still obstruction. The subpoena called for any documents that were marked classified

Reply to ScratchCat (Original post)

Fri Nov 11, 2022, 01:44 PM

Nov 2022

We saw from the FBI evidence photo that there was plenty of documents marked secret and classified if they were unclassified he should’ve crossed it out or something. Makes me wonder about the empty folders they found

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The documents Trump wouldn't give back [View all] ScratchCat Nov 2022 OP

Given he thinks everything in life is transactional, the Pig thinks he owns the Presidency. Thomas Hurt Nov 2022 #1

It's still obstruction. The subpoena called for any documents that were marked classified Walleye Nov 2022 #2

If you've ever watched a toddler go through that stage Mr.Bill Nov 2022 #3

I've long said that he had the emotional and intellectual Genki Hikari Nov 2022 #5

Garland will not indict Bobstandard Nov 2022 #4

So become a lawyer Genki Hikari Nov 2022 #6

There is a grand jury that has been going on over the docs a while now... Ohio Joe Nov 2022 #7

I think Garland is looking for any excuse not to indict Bobstandard Nov 2022 #8

The indictment comes from the grand jury not Garland Ohio Joe Nov 2022 #9

Since Grand Jury proceedings are sealed... Bobstandard Nov 2022 #10

Not true at all... Ohio Joe Nov 2022 #11

You're kidding, right? Bobstandard Nov 2022 #13

Sheesh... Ohio Joe Nov 2022 #14

You can pretend to misunderstand me but.. Bobstandard Nov 2022 #15

Your premise has a big flaw. onenote Nov 2022 #12