Rescuing the Trump Papers

The New Yorker

A big question nobody’s asking is: What was he going to do with all that stuff in the 15 (now 12) boxes? Another: are some of these classified documents still damp from the toilet? So many questions and so few answers yet. How quickly and thoroughly the DOJ has presumed Trump’s criminal behavior is a dead giveaway (getting the search warrant), all the more so given the rapid and rabid responses of the GOP.

Witnesses have told how he tore up, burned, shredded, flushed and pocketed many documents. It will be a treat to hear their testimony before the Jan. 6 Committee. Maybe there aren’t that many papers left. If only one box of papers is now considered classified, what will that do to the DOJ’s investigation? Who squealed to the FBI that the boxes were still there? More questions, of course.

What we do know is that the Houdini of Presidential Crime will now likely end up charged, if not convicted. He’ll shortly announce his 2024 presidential run, another way to blunt the inquiry and tear the country apart. Just like he shreds documents.

Will he escape from justice one more time? I wouldn’t bet on it.

One Reply to “Rescuing the Trump Papers”

  1. I just hope there is something important in there. Even if, though, too many peope won’t believe it. I read Goodman Speaks, but some people watch InfoWars. Last night I watched a clip of Steve Bannon saying straight to the camera as if he had inside info in an interview with Alex Jones that the FBI was planning its assassination of ex-president Trump. A different interview venue had Newt G. on saying the FBI was planting evidence. Say it three times, God help us.

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