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No one is going to say, “It was so vitally important for Trump, who had no official government duties in his post-presidency, to retain possession of top-secret government intelligence reports that it made sense for him to defy a subpoena and mislead a grand jury in order to keep them.”

It doesn't matter what we think. The Presidential Records Act (1978) allows him to do it. Which is why Garland and Smith did not mention that Act a single time in their banana republic "indictment."

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It doesn't matter what we think. The Presidential Records Act (1978) allows him to do it. Which is why Garland and Smith did not mention that Act a single time in their banana republic "indictment."

A random poster on FreeRepublic knows more than the "vaunted" Andrew McCarthy.