Rob Rogers for September 21, 2023

He is known to have used a classified document to write a note on.

Does it go in the presidential library or an evidence bag?

The Disciples are all shocked, just shocked that Their Messiah would write to do lists on classified documents.

Of course they approve! Their Messiah has never done anything wrong in his entire life. Ever.

Ask ANY of them.

I bet there one of those kid puzzles behind the classified document

His library would have to be shaped like a plugged-up toilet bowl.

And remember which documents I hid in Ivana’s coffin!

Oh, and remember the documents i hid in Ivana’s coffin!

Contrary to claim and self-replies from Fernando, "Could Donald Trump declassify documents with just a thought? Three legal precedents say no " per Politifact including links to legal information.

What don’t I understand is people believe the orange doover lacky can read.

The closest he ever gets to recycling is writing his notes on toilet paper after he’s already used it. His handwriting does look a lot like fecal staining.

Look, who amongst us hasn’t jotted down a shopping list on whatever piece of paper happened to be handy?

Even IF the mango mussolini COULD declassify things with a thought, it wouldn’t matter…because he’s never had one.

Yet another way Traitor45 has spit on the U.S. and his MAGAts stumble over themselves to excuse his actions.

“Recycle”…A.K.A. Sell to the highest bidder.

Molly Michael, a former Trump aide, says (in leaked testimony) the president used classified documents to write requests of her. Whether you believe a president has some magic wand to instantly declassify, I suspect using such documents in such a way is outside of the purview of any president.

I am utterly flabbergasted that he chose to jot to-do notes on the backs of what might have been prized possessions )or maybe not so prized after all). Does the man have no access to stationery?

‘Despicable person’: Columnist lists ways that Trump is ‘evil incarnate’

Former Colorado Public Radio personality Jo Ann Allen blasted former President Donald Trump in a blistering column for the Denver Post, saying that his mugshot had the look of “evil incarnate” — and that he has a record to match.

“Trump caused workers to lose wages and contractors to go out of business because he refused to pay them for work on his failed Atlantic City casinos,” wrote Allen. “A federal court ordered Trump to pay $25 million to students he duped into accepting non-accredited degrees from his eponymous university. Charities that help veterans also had to sue to get $2 million that he solicited on their behalf. Numerous development schemes, concocted with shady characters around the world, left investors high and dry. And, he’s famous for not paying attorney’s fees in a timely manner.”

And even all of that, wrote Allen, “barely scratch[es] the surface” of the ways in which the former president is a “despicable person” — as evidenced by the four separate criminal indictments against him.

“What’s more dangerous than Trump’s look is his bullying of Republican politicians who kowtow in public and cower in private,” wrote Allen — a key example being former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, who is being prosecuted alongside Trump. “At a recent court hearing in the Georgia racketeering case, [Meadows] testified that he performed alleged criminal acts to avoid being yelled at by his boss. Think about that for a moment. A grown man said out loud in a court of law, before God and everybody, that he feared Trump’s rage.” Moreover it was the chief of staff — the man who is supposed to be able to keep a handle on the president.

“The proven con man who’s hell bent on retribution should never occupy the Oval Office again,” Allen concluded. “I pray sensible voters agree.”

Rupert Murdoch loathes Donald Trump so much that the billionaire has not just soured on him as a presidential candidate but often wishes for his death, the author Michael Wolff writes in his eagerly awaited new book on the media mogul, The Fall: The End of Fox News and the Murdoch Dynasty.

Murdoch had toilet paper printed with Trump’s face on it.

Hid ’em in the bathroom fer a reason!

Donald Trump has reacted furiously to a months-old report that a group funded by billionaire donor Charles Koch raised more than $70 million to try to thwart his 2024 White House run. “Very stupid, awkward, and highly overrated Globalist Charles Koch of the Koch Network doesn’t have a clue,” the former president wrote on Truth Social, bizarrely linking to an article from June about the effort by Americans for Prosperity Action. “He said his best years were the four years during the Trump Administration, and now his people are aimlessly throwing away other people’s money. Watch what happens to Charles Koch!” Trump said. The New York Times reported in June that the goal of the Koch network is “to stop Mr. Trump from winning the Republican nomination” in the 2024 primaries.

‘About half full’: Trump reportedly draws small crowd to Iowa event

Donald Trump lost it after seeing a wounded veteran as the focus of 2019 event for General Mark Milley and reportedly demanded injured soldiers not be shown to the public, RadarOnline.com has learned.

The bombshell allegation was included in The Atlantic’s profile on Milley. The outlet described the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff as having issues working with Trump including having to deal with Trump’s “cognitive unfitness and moral derangement.”

The Atlantic said Milley selected a severely wounded Army caption named Luis Avila to sing God Bless America at the event.

The outlet reported that Availa, “had completed five combat tours, had lost a leg in an IED attack in Afghanistan, and had suffered two heart attacks, two strokes, and brain damage as a result of his injuries.”

Sources said Milley viewed the Avila as someone who “represented the heroism, sacrifice, and dignity of wounded soldiers.”

At this point, sources claim Trump turned to Milley to tell him, “Why do you bring people like that here? No one wants to see that, the wounded.” The then-president allegelly told Milley to never let Availa appear at a public event in the future.

Joint Chiefs of Staff chair warns Trump will ‘start throwing people in jail’ in 2025 — himself included

During Donald Trump’s four years in the White House, he clashed with a long list of Republicans in his administration — from former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly to former National Security Adviser John Bolton. Even former Attorney General Bill Barr, once considered a Trump loyalist, fell out with Trump in the end.Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, pushed back against Trump as well. And according to The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg, Milley believes that Trump will try to have him incarcerated if he is elected president in 2024.

“On this happy day on which Rupert Murdoch has announced his retirement, let us reflect on the fact that no single individual has done more damage to Western democracy or more for the intellectual and moral decay of our society during the past half century than Rupert. Good riddance,” wrote Rothkopf.

Remember when Trump used up $144 milion playing golf while in office?

Ex-Trump aide backs sexual assault claims against ‘liability’ Rudy Giuliani

“Sounds Like Witness Tampering, Obstruction, and Conspiracy”: Trump Told His Aide to Lie to the FBI About Classified Documents

Will to power authoritarian republicans don’t govern, they dictate.

Trump added more to the National Debt than any other President in 4 years.

‘Who revels in such cruelty?’ Conservatives flatten Trump after reports of wounded vet comment

Donald Trump’s purported comments about not wanting “to see” a severely wounded veteran have ignited conservative pundits and experts alike who say the former president crossed a line.Trump, who is said to have snarled about seeing a severely wounded veteran sing at an event held during his presidency at a military base, is now being called out on his alleged comments by Gen. Mark Milley.

‘Mob boss’: former White House lawyer Ty Cobb blasts Trump over new developments in Mar-a-Lago case

“You don’t know anything about the boxes,” Trump told Michael, according to the report.

“I hear Trump, you know, really for the first time in terms of the way this evidence has rolled out now speaking in the terms of a mob boss,” Cobb said of Trump’s quote. “Giving a direct order to somebody that he probably should have no reason to believe would lie for him but expecting her to do so.”

Cobb went on to say that lying to investigators was “not a line she was going to cross,” and that this latest development adds further credibility to special counsel Jack Smith’s case.

“Molly (is a) very highly regarded person, very loyal to the president,” he said. “But there’s a difference between loyalty and breaking the law.”

But but but, Jim Jordan said Donald did everything the Government asked him to . . .

I didn’t think he recycled.