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Making nice with Fox now? I thought they were out after publishing the last election results.
Not going to stand for....This is a call to his cult to commit violence.
EX-president. Sneak attack? In June his team claimed to have turned over all classified documents, despite not having done so. Hardly a surprise then, when they came for the rest. His lawyer was present and Trump, himself, watched on CCTV.
Why would there need to BE a reason for him or anyone to continue to view top secret classified documents?
He certainly hopes so. He would burn down this country to save his skin.
More to the point, why would there even be a need for "secure areas to view classified documents" if, as he claims, all of the documents had been declassified?
I'll get caught up, so if someone already said this. IIRC, its not specifically 'war' but if we have enemies. What I do wonder if 'Enemy' includes domestic ones as well, in which case, oh-boy...Yes, with FAR less evidence than they probably have on Trump at this point.
Rosenbergs convicted of espionage | March 29, 1951 | HISTORY
In one of the most sensational trials in American history, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg are convicted of espionage for their role in passing atomic secrets to the Soviets during and after World War II. The husband and wife were later sentenced to death and were executed in 1953. The conviction of...www.history.com
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After reading the act, I'm not so sure it shouldn't be overturned. It seems like it's used more to prosecute whistleblowers than it is to prosecute traitors. OTOH, I think they can only prosecute for treason if we are at war.
Nope. I still have my old ones .
Yup. When I applied for mine, because I was born overseas and actually had a W. German birth certificate + document of natural born citizenship from the US Government, that wasn't enough so I had to send them my mom and my dad's birth certificates, and my mom also found the passport I first came to the states with at 6 months [or was it 6 weeks?] old, so sent that in too. Of course, I placed mine and my dad's BCs somewhere -safe- so can't find them.... but I'm sure as we organize stuff, it will all show up.
FWIW I think the "secure areas" were set up during his actual presidency, when he spent so much time at his personal properties instead of at the actual White House. He had to be given his briefings and notices at these places while he was there, so they needed to create a space where presumably the confidential materials could be shared and looked at without unauthorized people peeking.
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People who travel a lot will often have more than one valid passport (duplicate of the original) because they have to actually send a passport with an application for many visas.
"to fight what he claims is a “never-ending witch-hunt”. "
