Breaking news! 75 year old Donald Trump arrested on federal charges on "the espionage act!" Facing 75 YEARS in jail!!!

Fake and ghey

You cannot charge any of those crimes against a president, who can declass any document he wants.

What's the penalty for $$ selling $$ out your country for millions to you and your family?

And every president has his "library" where they can store any documents they wish, Ehem... Obama's pizza library.

Tards will fondle their assault weapons, masturbate to bbc/shemale porn, put their weapons back in their safe, and cry..... L o L

reckon Bot's cant distinguish the difference between arrest and indictment.....

We will round you up and you will not resist because you are all cucks!

Our New World Order will push you into the ditch and you will submit!

SUBMIT!!!!!!!!!!! I SAY!!!!!!!!! SUBMIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just fking submit or else we will scream some more!

MOMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

like your Mother?

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Trump needs to drop out of the race


Chriss Christie and Ron Desantis are going to eat him alive on stage over COVID and his new indictment

Law Professor Jonathan Turkey says President Trump can pardon himself in November 2024.

Fat Boy Chris Christie is a Cabal Puppet.

He will be ignored.

Age does not matter. Crime is crime.

75 years in jail for a 75 year old man is basically a death sentence


Even 5 years could be as many people get sick off of eating processed federal food for years and end up with cancer or heart problems

tRump will never live to testilie, the Koe-sure Nostra will put a hit out on him.

The Constitution does not explicitly say whether a president can pardon himself. However, there are two clauses in the Constitution that some legal experts believe could be interpreted to mean that a president cannot pardon himself.

The first clause is the Emoluments Clause, which prohibits the president from receiving any gifts, emoluments, or other benefits from foreign governments or companies. Some legal experts believe that this clause could be interpreted to mean that the president cannot pardon himself, because it would be considered a gift from himself to himself.

The second clause is the Impeachment Clause, which allows the House of Representatives to impeach the president and the Senate to remove him from office. Some legal experts believe that this clause could be interpreted to mean that the president cannot pardon himself, because it would be considered an attempt to obstruct the impeachment process.

However, other legal experts believe that the president can pardon himself. They argue that the Constitution does not explicitly say that a president cannot pardon himself, and that the Emoluments Clause and the Impeachment Clause do not apply to pardons.

The Supreme Court has never ruled on whether a president can pardon himself. If the issue ever comes before the Supreme Court, it is likely to be a close decision.

Arrest is the act of detaining a person by legal authority. It can be made by a police officer, a sheriff, or another law enforcement official. When a person is arrested, they are usually taken into custody and booked into jail.

Indictment is a formal accusation of a crime. It is made by a grand jury, which is a group of citizens who are responsible for deciding whether or not there is enough evidence to charge someone with a crime. When a person is indicted, they are usually not taken into custody, but they are required to appear in court.

The president does have broad authority to declassify documents, but this authority is not absolute. There are a number of laws and regulations that govern the classification of information, and the president can be held accountable for violating these laws and regulations.

For example, the Espionage Act makes it a crime to knowingly disclose classified information to unauthorized persons. The president could be charged with violating this law if he declassified information that he knew or should have known could be used by foreign governments or other adversaries to harm the United States.

The president could also be held liable for civil damages if he declassified information that caused harm to individuals or businesses. For example, if the president declassified information that led to the disclosure of trade secrets, the affected companies could sue the government for damages.

In short, while the president has broad authority to declassify documents, this authority is not unlimited. The president can be held accountable for violating laws and regulations governing the classification of information.

Here are some additional details about the laws and regulations governing the classification of information:

The Espionage Act of 1917 is a federal law that makes it a crime to knowingly disclose classified information to unauthorized persons.

The Classified Information Procedures Act of 1984 (CIPA) is a law that sets forth procedures for classifying and declassifying information.

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is a law that gives the public the right to request access to government records.

Last Edited by Lago on 06/09/2023 10:48 AM

Nope!

You have to work harder than that for your $3.50...

You mean like that $5 million dollar bribe to the Biden crime family?


Even the grandkids got their cut!

That's 3 generations of Bidens in prison!

Never gunna happen, he will walk away free and clear.