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Classified info is government property. A cocktail napkin almost certainly isn't. The baseball bat might be - some gifts to the President as President aren't his to keep, personally. Some belong to the U.S.

It would be interesting to see some prosecutor try Trump for a baseball bat.

I think the only reason you find it amusing is because you're not paying attention to specifics of the criminal statutes.

Heh. I've family in the classified info business. I'm well aware of classification levels and what revealing stuff means.

It's not a crime to retain classified documents you're allowed to have.

Double heh. As I said, as you measure the curtains for Trump's cell, take care to ensure that Biden's windows get some also: He had docs from back when he was a Senator. So there is no legal defense - tenuous or otherwise - for him.

Still want to go here?

None of that is present with Clinton or Biden.

Sure about that?
In Hillary!'s case, she stored Top Secret or better material on an unsecured server (also a violation) in an unsecured location (another violation).

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