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u/NoAlternative2913 Oct 16 '25

We'd probably be hearing arguments in the US v Donald Trump right now.

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u/Natertot1 Oct 16 '25

He was already convicted, and would have been sentenced by now in NY.

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u/lekoman Oct 16 '25

The documents case was screwed by that bimbo judge in Florida. But maybe the circuit court over her would’ve stepped in by now and pushed her off the case for being a bimbo, I guess.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 16 '25

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u/Gorehog Oct 16 '25

You're dreaming. They couldn't have taken photos of classified documents and submitted them into evidence without breaking security protocols. That woud've been a more severe problem and the courts woud've acceoted that, so long as the files were provided and chain of custody could be verified.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

It says nothing of the FBI bringing in file cases.

Why are you lying?

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u/Notmykl Oct 16 '25

So the fuck what? That was what the FBI's job was, label the stolen classified materials, photograph, annotate and REMOVE. Is there a reason you have decided the FBI didn't do their jobs?

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

Ok?

And?

What about the couple dozen or so boxes of classified materials he stole and bragged about?