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In response to
"The thing is, they can't really charge him about having the documents, because Biden had classified docs too. Now, obstruction on the other hand... -- nm"
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Ender
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That's not really the case. The difference of knowledge, intent and the obstruction that essentially proves both is the key. Typical DOJ standards
Posted by
pmb (aka pmb)
May 31 '23, 15:32
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of prosecution line up directly with that fact. Mere errors are generally not prosecuted, but if it is intentional or there is a lack of cooperation that is a different story. It's always been the case that Trump's situation was different. They asked him to return the stuff and he refused until they had to go get it. Biden never argued, made everything available and fully cooperated. That's the difference.
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