Donald Trump neuer Präsident der USA

[Rieslingrübe]

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United States Department of Justice asks Judge to lift block on Trump Documents Investigation:

..... https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/08/u...2bfa9fd29aedb4

WASHINGTON * The Justice Department asked a federal judge on Thursday to revisit her decision to temporarily stop prosecutors from gaining access to classified documents seized from former President Donald J. Trump*s Florida home, arguing that her ruling has already hindered the government*s effort to determine whether national security had been compromised.

In a set of filings, lawyers for the department announced their intention to appeal key parts of Judge Aileen M. Cannon*s ruling. They cautioned that they would move ahead with asking an appeals court to formally do the job of blocking those sections of Judge Cannon*s ruling if she did not agree to do so herself by next Thursday.

Her order has prevented the department from using the documents in its investigation of Mr. Trump, including some marked as highly classified, that the F.B.I. took from the former president*s resort, Mar-a-Lago, during a court-authorized search on Aug. 8.

In the 21-page filing, the government also asked Judge Cannon to exempt *classified records * a discrete set of just over 100 documents* from her order to allow the national security analysis and investigation to proceed. Prosecutors say it is crucial they be allowed to work with the documents in order to assist a risk assessment of materials being conducted by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.

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[radeberger]

God save the Qeen (meiner Meinung nach zu Tode geimpft)

[User 59267]

Mal abgesehen davon, dass es in dem Thread um jemand anderen geht, aber hör doch mal auf so einen Unfug zu posten. Damit erweist du jeder ernsten und berechtigten Kritik an irgendwelchen Corona-Maßnahmen einen Bärendienst. Die Frau war 96 und hat vor anderthalb Jahren die Liebe ihres Lebens, mit der sie 73 Jahre verheiratet war, verloren. Kommt häufiger vor, dass Menschen nach so einem Verlust massiv abbauen. Sie hat vermutlich dank ihrer guten ärztlichen Versorgung noch bis zum 70jährigen Thronjubiläum durchhalten wollen und sich dann gesagt "Jetzt reicht's dann auch". Wenn das Beweisstück A in deiner Klage gegen die Impfung sein soll, dann steht die aber auf sehr wackeligen Beinen.

[jimih1981]

Es passt insofern als das die beiden eh ein Empire sind. Was nicht passt ist die Mutmaßung dass die Queen zu Tode geimpft wurde, dafür gibt es schlicht keinen Beweis. In dem Alter braucht es generell nicht viel um am Ende dann zu sterben.

[Abwehrtitan]

Zitat von radeberger

God save the Qeen (meiner Meinung nach zu Tode geimpft)

Manchmal könnte man glauben man hätte dir einen Dreipfünder ins Gehirn geschissen.

[Kyuss]

Zitat von Abwehrtitan

Manchmal könnte man glauben man hätte dir einen Dreipfünder ins Gehirn geschissen.

Eher nur 1kg !

[Rieslingrübe]

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Wenig überraschend bestehen zwischen dem Trump-Lager und dem Justizministerium deutlich unterschiedliche Auffassungen darüber, welche Kompetenzen einem angehenden Sonderermittler bei der Sichtung und Gewichtung der in Mar-a-Lago konfiszierten Unterlagen per Gerichtsbeschluss eingeräumt werden sollten.

Und vermutlich werden sich die streitenden Parteien auch nicht auf einen von beiden Seiten tolerierten Kandidaten einigen:

...... https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/09/u...2bfa9fd29aedb4

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department and lawyers for former President Donald J. Trump failed to agree on Friday on who could serve as an independent arbiter to sift through documents the F.B.I. seized from Mr. Trump’s Florida club and residence last month.

In an eight-page joint filing that listed far more points of disagreement than of consensus, the two sides exhibited sharply divergent visions for what the arbiter, known as a special master, would do, and put forth different candidates.

The Justice Department proposed two former federal judges for the position: Barbara S. Jones, a Clinton appointee to the Southern District of New York who performed a similar role in cases involving two personal lawyers of Mr. Trump, Michael S. Cohen in 2017 and Rudolph W. Giuliani in 2021; and Thomas B. Griffith, a George W. Bush appointee who retired from the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia in 2020.

Trump’s legal team countered with two suggestions of its own: a retired Federal District Court judge, Raymond J. Dearie, a Reagan appointee who sat in the Eastern District of New York and once served as the top federal prosecutor there; and Paul Huck Jr., a former deputy attorney general in Florida who also served as general counsel to Charlie Crist, who was its Republican governor at the time.

Mr. Huck is married to Judge Barbara Lagoa, whom Mr. Trump appointed to the Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit in Atlanta, which oversees federal courts in Florida. Such an appointment would appear to create a conflict of interest that could require Judge Lagoa to recuse herself from litigation involving the case.

Judge Aileen M. Cannon, who ordered the parties to produce a list of qualified candidates by midnight Friday, will ultimately decide who will be tapped for the job. She will also set the parameters of the review.

The Justice Department, seeking to quickly finish its investigation into Mr. Trump’s handling of sensitive government documents, proposed setting a deadline of Oct. 17 for completion of the arbiter’s work; Mr. Trump’s team suggested taking 90 days — or about three times as long.

The department also said Mr. Trump should pay for the master since he had asked for it; Mr. Trump’s team proposed that taxpayers split the cost.


The two sides also clashed substantially over the duties of the special master:

Mr. Trump’s lawyers argued that the arbiter should look at all the documents seized in the search and filter out anything potentially subject to attorney-client or executive privilege.

By contrast, the government argued that the master should look only at unclassified documents and should not adjudicate whether anything was subject to executive privilege.
Mr. Trump’s lawyers are also asking the court to exclude National Archives officials from the process of reviewing the materials; the department believes their involvement is essential.

The dispute over the special master’s purview was reflected in an appeal the Justice Department filed on Thursday seeking to lift part of Judge Cannon’s order temporarily barring it from using the documents in its investigation.

The department asked an appeals court to overturn the portion of that order that applied to about 100 documents marked as classified, and asked Judge Cannon to hold off on enforcing that part as the appeal unfolded. If she did, the investigation could resume using only those documents.

Judge Cannon has not yet decided whether to comply with the government’s request, which the Justice Department argued was necessary for separate national security assessments to continue.

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[Tony_Iommi]

In weniger als 60 Tagen beginnen die Mid-Terms. Was sind die Prognosen der TT-News Stammtischexperten zum Thema?

[Glücksball]

Zitat von Tony_Iommi

In weniger als 60 Tagen beginnen die Mid-Terms. Was sind die Prognosen der TT-News Stammtischexperten zum Thema?

Nichts Genaues weiß man nicht - Umfragen scheinen ja auch schon seit Jahren nicht mehr zu funktionieren. Vielleicht fährt man noch am besten, wenn man die Fehler früherer Umfragen als Korrektur in aktuelle eingehen lässt:
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/12/u...s-warning.html

[Kyuss]

Zitat von Tony_Iommi

In weniger als 60 Tagen beginnen die Mid-Terms. Was sind die Prognosen der TT-News Stammtischexperten zum Thema?

Demokraten werden es hauchdünn verteidigen.

Irgendwann muss es auch dem allerletzetn Honk zuviel werden mit Mr. Orange und das Abtreibungsthema könnte die Demokraten mobilisieren.