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The NY Times - Trump, Without the Presidency’s Protections, Struggles for a Strategy
23 August
Mr. Trump has projected his usual bravado, and raised millions of dollars online from outraged supporters, since federal agents descended on the property more than two weeks ago and carted off boxloads of material including highly classified documents.
But something is different this time ...
The documents investigation represents the greatest legal threat Mr. Trump has faced in years, and he is going into the battle shorn of the protective infrastructure and constitutional armor of the presidency.
After years of burning through lawyers, he has struggled to hire new ones, and has a small group of lawyers of varying experience.
He is facing a Justice Department he no longer controls, run by a by-the-book attorney general, Merrick B. Garland ...
Sideface
Didn't Trump used to give Obama non-stop hell for playing golf "too often" when the latter was president?
quickymart:Didn't Trump used to give Obama non-stop hell for playing golf "too often" when the latter was president?
Every president for at least 20 years has been accused of this. There was a snarky comment during Bush's adventure in Iraq when they tried to get Saddam that it'd be difficult for him to get Bush because you never knew which golf course he was on.
Maybe they're not such good mates after all?
https://nz.news.yahoo.com/kevin-mccarthy-accidentally-drops-sick-080931262.html
Interesting developments in the Trump/secret documents saga. Worth a look at the several YT discussions e.g. MSNBC "This is a damning Letter".
neb:quickymart:Every president for at least 20 years has been accused of this. There was a snarky comment during Bush's adventure in Iraq when they tried to get Saddam that it'd be difficult for him to get Bush because you never knew which golf course he was on.
Didn't Trump used to give Obama non-stop hell for playing golf "too often" when the latter was president?
"Now watch this drive."
From memory that was Bush addressing the press while on a golf course, I believe it was in reference to mounting casualties in Iraq, he made some solemn remarks about sacrifice as you would expect in that context, then ended it with that now infamous sentence.
DarthKermit:Hey if the price of freedom means that we all have to die, it must be worth it, right?
Not Trump would put his own personal safety or bottom line in any danger.
Trevor Dennis
Rapaura (near Blenheim)
kingdragonfly: Well, this panicky post on Trump's "Truth" message board, convinced me of Trump's innocence :)


Sideface
Q: What do those who cry election fraud do when they win?
A: Usually, nothing: https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/election-denying-primary-candidates-are-crying-fraud-win-or-lose/
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