“This Is Impeachable” – Biden Busted
– Removed President Trump’s Executive
Privilege in Order to Raid Mar-a-Lago
to Cover-Up His Own Illegal Possession
of Classified Docs
Posted By: Imright, 4/12/2023 8:54:32 PM
Earlier this week we found out that Biden was in on the unprecedented, unnecessary and unlawful raid on President Trump’s iconic home Mar-a-Lago. Now we know that Biden was totally behind the raid because he had to remove President Trump’s executive privilege so the raid could occur. Only Biden could do that. Right after the illegal raid on Mar-a-Lago, Attorney Mike Davis went on FOX News. He pointed out that the raid was unprecedented, unnecessary, and unlawful. President Trump had the Presidential Records Act that allowed him to take whatever documents he wanted, classified or not, with him to Mar-a-Lago when he left the White House.
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