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RandomNumbers

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4. But about those documents - refusing to return them promptly,

Reply to Eliot Rosewater (Reply #1)

Mon Jul 1, 2024, 12:11 PM

Jul 2024

was not an official act, right? How could it be?

Trump mishandled classified information AFTER he was no longer President.

Right?

(I am not very knowledgeable in this area so would be happy to see clarification from someone more expert than I)

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So... the immunity ruling... what changed here? [View all] Takket Jul 2024 OP

Think about who gets the ultimately decide what is and is not an official act Eliot Rosewater Jul 2024 #1

But about those documents - refusing to return them promptly, RandomNumbers Jul 2024 #4

Your mistake is you're using logic and the law, Supreme Court no longer does Eliot Rosewater Jul 2024 #7

Bingo intrepidity Jul 2024 #5

Not missing anything DarthDem Jul 2024 #2

. DarthDem Jul 2024 #3

it reamins to be seen bigtree Jul 2024 #6

How is a speech to the public not an official act? Goodheart Jul 2024 #8

What I find unsettling is Roberts' comment on what can be used as evidence to determine official versus unofficial. Lonestarblue Jul 2024 #9

Ah. Okay thank you Takket Jul 2024 #10

Question, Who determines whether an act is official act or it is unofficial act ? republianmushroom Jul 2024 #11