I’ve been on vacation on Eegore’s state of Colorado. Breckinridge area to be precise. It’s the off-season from skiing and not as crowded (and a weekend so the weekly rush from Denver is over) so the nicest hotel rooms are available and cheaper but everything else cost serious cash. If you go, just accept that fact or you’ll never enjoy yourself. Beautiful area.

So why the FBI raid? Of course it was politically motivated but why?

The best answer I’ve seen is the left desperately wants to keep Trump front and center as they won the last election (aside from illegally changing state election laws, a media collusion to hide the Biden Crime Family stories with fake RussianGate “news”) by making sure no one actually thought about putting a dementia laden old man with an idiot VP in charge.

Same thing now: do whatever you have to but do not let those idiots who get their information from nightly news, SNL or any mass entertainment think for a second how much worse things are personally. Keep up the charade that we almost lost the country on Jan 6 and that Trump planned it all.

Trump, Trump Trump….  That’s why the FBI raided a former President’s home.

Is that enough? That’s up for you to decide but decide for yourself in a couple weeks after more info comes out and you wade through it all and arrive at your own conclusion.

Oooooops...  

As president, Trump approved a law increasing penalties for mishandling classified info. It could come back to bite him.

The bill, which made changes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) was signed into law by Trump in January 2018.
It upgraded the seriousness of wrongly moving classified material, turning it from a misdemeanor into a felony — and increasing the maximum punishment from one year to five.
Moss noted that it was passed in the wake of Trump's relentless attacks during the 2016 presidential campaign on Hillary Clinton for allegedly mishandling classified information.
But now it is Trump who is under pressure.

 The change to the bill is accurate.


https://www.congress.gov/115/plaws/publ118/PLAW-115publ118.pdf

All I’m saying is they better have a genuine reason for this. I don’t mean this ridiculous Jan 6 crap, I mean Trump better had gone all Nicolas Cage and stole The Declaration or something. Otherwise, this is bull$h!t.

I don't think there should be a higher standard for Trump than any other US citizen.

Nonsense.

I don't think there should be a higher standard for Trump than any other US citizen.


Nonsense.

 So why the cutoff with Trump?  Or do you feel any ex-POTUS should be exempt from laws regarding the National Archives?

Eegore wrote on 08/11/22 at 07:28:15:


I didn’t say he should be exempt.

I think an FBI raid on a former presidents house, approved by the Attorney General who was in line to be a Supreme Court justice but cut off, near an election where the sitting president is struggling, is suspicious.

Again, we don’t know any of the facts and are likely not to know what the facts are for quite a while. But it’s more than a little suspicious looking. You can’t tell me that they didn’t think about the perception of FBI agents knocking on trumps door. They did but they went ahead anyway and I contend for political reasons. And those reasons are they want to keep Trump front and center and keep the attention off of Biden. I don’t blame them, I think it’s a great strategy. But that doesn’t make it any less BS.

 I don't follow Trump or Biden enough to know what any of this "looks" like since my experience has been that people will equate facts based off of who they like and not what the content of those facts are.  For me, none of this makes a direct impact to me.  This is my personal interpretations of the English words "Me" "direct" and "impact" when utilized strictly in the context I provided with the exclusion of all other words, orders of words or context.

 I interpreted your "nonsense" statement to mean that it was nonsense when I indicated Trump should be offered no exceptions to US law.