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https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing...y-king-abdullah-ii-of-jordan-after-a-meeting/ Give a wave to Barack, Abdul...I thought you told me your son was coming...anyways...
Although the indictment against Donald Trump doesn’t cite the Presidential Records Act, the charges are predicated on the law. The indictment came about only because the government thought Mr. Trump took records that didn’t belong to him, and the government raided his house to find any such records.
This should never have happened. The Presidential Records Act allows the president to decide what records to return and what records to keep at the end of his presidency.https://www.wsj.com/articles/clinto...ictment-documents-pra-personal-files-13986b28
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2022/aug/22/tapes-stored-bill-clintons-sock-drawer-could-affec/
Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled that the tapes belonged to Mr. Clinton, even though the discussions included a broad range of presidential matters. The court ruled that the National Archives and Records Administration had no power to “seize control of them” because Mr. Clinton had used his authority under the Presidential Records Act to declare the recordings part of his personal records.
44 U.S.C. § 2203(a). The only reference in the entire statute to the designation of records as personal versus Presidential also calls for the decision to be made by the executive, and to be made during, and *301 not after, the presidency. It provides:
“materials produced or received by the President, [and other Executive Office employees], shall, to the extent practicable, be categorized as Presidential records or personal records upon their creation or receipt and be filed separately.” Id. § 2203(b).
The PRA contains no provision obligating or even permitting the Archivist to assume control over records that the President “categorized” and “filed separately” as personal records. At the conclusion of the President's term, the Archivist only “assume
responsibility for ... the Presidential records.” Id. § 2203(f)(1).
.But Trump is an old man with a poor memory
.Yeah the question isn't if Trump could make another term but if Trump can make it till November.
The important thing is that now people have confirmation that Biden is indeed compromised and most definitely should not continue as the president...
Although the indictment against Donald Trump doesn’t cite the Presidential Records Act, the charges are predicated on the law. The indictment came about only because the government thought Mr. Trump took records that didn’t belong to him, and the government raided his house to find any such records.
This should never have happened. The Presidential Records Act allows the president to decide what records to return and what records to keep at the end of his presidency.https://www.wsj.com/articles/clinto...ictment-documents-pra-personal-files-13986b28
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2022/aug/22/tapes-stored-bill-clintons-sock-drawer-could-affec/
44 U.S.C. § 2203(a). The only reference in the entire statute to the designation of records as personal versus Presidential also calls for the decision to be made by the executive, and to be made during, and *301 not after, the presidency. It provides:
“materials produced or received by the President, [and other Executive Office employees], shall, to the extent practicable, be categorized as Presidential records or personal records upon their creation or receipt and be filed separately.” Id. § 2203(b).
The PRA contains no provision obligating or even permitting the Archivist to assume control over records that the President “categorized” and “filed separately” as personal records. At the conclusion of the President's term, the Archivist only “assume
responsibility for ... the Presidential records.” Id. § 2203(f)(1).
I guess you don't know the difference between an allegation and a court finding based on evidence.But Biden! Digitally Penetrated Tara Reade against her will!!
But Biden is an old man with a poor memory
But Biden is an old man with a poor memory