This is crap. The 1917 Espionage Act cannot apply to a President. Under Articl… — INFORMANT
This is crap. The 1917 Espionage Act cannot apply to a President. Under Article II, first sentence of Section I, he is the executive branch. He is free to do as he wishes with these documents, including deciding as president to remove them as he leaves office. I suspect former presidents have done so. Unless and until a subpoena is issued to search Obama’s various estates, we won’t know. That said, this entire process is a subterfuge, as I’ve explained here, on radio and TV.
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