Living, I think.
I understand that you are OK with TRUMP doing something that many other Americans have died for doing, but unfortunately we are still a nation of laws. Maybe if Trump gets re-elected as President for Life you'll get the country you want, but until then we're stuck with laws.
No, I'm rational in my view of Trump. You and many other radical Leftist nutjobs have TDS so bad that you see Trump as evil incarnate to the point that
anything the guy says or does is wrong, evil, bad, to be fought against, overturned, etc. ANYTHING.
Hillary Clinton's private e-mail server is on the level of what Trump did. Easily so. If you or I did that as a government employee we'd have gotten 10 to 20. A sailor on a Trident sub got two years for taking photos inside the sub, and even though he turned over the negatives and photos was still charged. I had to go aboard a Trident up at Bangor WA to take pictures of parts for a dry food storage locker (seems the prints for those parts no longer existed). The film (yes, I used actual film) was developed by the Navy, classified, then sent to my command where it was kept in a safe. I could access the pictures to design the parts needed which surprisingly
weren't classified even though the pictures were! No, I didn't get that either...
Think about it. The e-mail server scandal popped up as Hillary was running for President against Trump. How would that have looked for Obama's justice department to go after her? After the election she became a political nobody so the whole thing ended up being moot politically and it just got dropped--unfairly in my opinion she should have been charged at that point. Obama wasn't about to ruin his party's candidate for president either.
Now you have the likely Democrat presidential candidate tossing a case on Trump a highly likely opponent for the office right as campaigning begins. That's what you see in Third World countries with sham elections and strongmen rulers.
Trump, as President at the time he took these documents, had the authority to declassify them unilaterally. That is going to create a problem for the prosecution. Although he didn't follow the normal procedure for declassification, technically he could declassify them on a whim. That isn't true of Hillary, Pence, or Biden and the notion they turned them over--well two out of three, Hillary had classified documents on her server for months and years as SoS illegally and those were both hacked repeatedly and copied and given to others-- anyway, simply turning them over does not absolve either Pence or Biden of responsibility for mishandling those documents.
So, Hillary's case was worse than Trumps, while Biden and Pence are not as bad. All four to some degree mishandled classified documents, but Trump alone had the authority at the time he acquired them to declassify the ones he had.