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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5611769" data-attributes="member: 24302">The official charges don&#039;t accuse Trump of spying or selling out the country as some here have said.&nbsp; Most of them, 31 counts, were for the willful retention of classified documents.&nbsp; What&#039;s troubling to me is why after all these years of the Dems doing everything possible to ruin him did Trump give them this opportunity to run with these charges?&nbsp; Wasn&#039;t smart on his part.&nbsp; Doesn&#039;t matter if it&#039;s no big deal, etc.&nbsp; They were looking for anything they could go after him on and he gave it to them.&nbsp; Not smart.That being said, according to a former Federal prosecutor and a university law professor, these kind of trials move at a glacial pace.&nbsp; It&#039;s very possible that Trump could win the election and be back in office before it even goes to trial.&nbsp; And he can legally pardon himself.&nbsp; In which case the Dems will be foiled yet again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5611769, member: 24302"] The official charges don't accuse Trump of spying or selling out the country as some here have said. Most of them, 31 counts, were for the willful retention of classified documents. What's troubling to me is why after all these years of the Dems doing everything possible to ruin him did Trump give them this opportunity to run with these charges? Wasn't smart on his part. Doesn't matter if it's no big deal, etc. They were looking for anything they could go after him on and he gave it to them. Not smart. That being said, according to a former Federal prosecutor and a university law professor, these kind of trials move at a glacial pace. It's very possible that Trump could win the election and be back in office before it even goes to trial. And he can legally pardon himself. In which case the Dems will be foiled yet again. [/QUOTE]

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