Seems chill

Nearly half of the documents Trump stole were Top Secret, Secret, or Confidential.

If the FBI can raid Trump’s house for stealing sensitive nuclear information with the intent to harm the United States or benefit our adversaries, they can do it to you too! Keep those nuke codes close to your chest.

Electability, more than any policy or message, defined the 2020 primary.

Looking forward to reading Ali Vitali’s examination of how that was a feature, not a bug, of campaigning against women (and candidates of color). politico.com/news/magazine/…

Maybe at first it was wise for Democrats to “wait for details” on the Trump FBI raid—but that time has passed.

Watching these buffoons try to spin Trump stealing ~air quotes~ “classified” nuclear weapons info is a sight to behold. Go on offense.

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The goalposts aren’t even on the field anymore.

tired: getting fired from your job and stealing office supplies

wired: getting fired from your job and stealing nuclear weapons information

Trump stealing nuclear secrets from work like how the rest of us pilfer office supplies lmao

We spent the last week debating whether Merrick Garland went too far and Trump has been storing nuclear secrets in an unlocked room of his fucking country club.

Jfc. Trump likely had documents related to our nuclear weapons program that he was keeping in an unlocked basement storage unit.

This wasn’t just routine mishandling of records. washingtonpost.com/national-secur…

Pete may find favor with a fraction of Fox’s dayside viewers when he has a good answer (which he does), but Fox gets far more out of it than he does.

It sanitizes their network. And they spend the other 23.9 hours of the day ignoring his interview or deceptively editing it.

And how media will *never* stop describing Republicans as 'tough on crime,' no matter how many crimes they commit and encourage. As they *routinely* described Trump throughout the 2020 campaign.

It’s wild how “crime” is reflexively presented in the media as a problem for Democrats—against the backdrop of weekly instances of Republicans inspiring domestic terrorist plots, mass shootings, foiled kidnappings and assassinations, and literal coup attempts.

Not surprising, but the suspect who brought an AR-15 to the FBI office in Cincinnati was at the Capitol on January 6th.

I'll second the motion to unseal it.