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    1. MundaneShop9322 on

      He is very definitely is listed in those files, and is trying to save face

    2. Environmental-Ball24 on

      Ask him. Like actually write the son of a bitch and ask for an explanation 🤷‍♂️

    3. CaptainZiltoid on

      “As written, this bill reveals and injures thousands of innocent people — witnesses, people who provided alibis, family members, etc. If enacted in its current form, this type of broad reveal of criminal investigative files, released to a rabid media, will absolutely result in innocent people being hurt.”

      “If the Senate amends the bill to properly address privacy of victims and other Americans, who are named but not criminally implicated, then I will vote for that bill when it comes back to the House,”

      His words. Your choice for interpretation.

    4. Substantial_Ear_9721 on

      My question is why did they all of a sudden vote almost unanimously? What happened that made them change their minds?

    5. recoveringboobaddict on

      Didn’t want to be tied to a chair and made to watch his son’s eyelids clipped during the next satanic rites at the Rothschild estate

    6. Name recognition.. People will remember the name, but not why, during his re-election bid.

    7. EvilSporkOfDeath on

      I’m super surprised it was only 1. I’m still processing it. I find it more suspicious than if it were 200. Either this is the end of Trump and they all know it, or its a complete nothing burger, I don’t see room for an in-between.

    8. Occam’s Razor strikes: Stupid. He didn’t understand what the vote was about after rushing in late, voting, and immediately leaving for some other very important thing. Now CYA.

    9. White1994Rabbit on

      Don’t get your hopes up. Anything of REAL interest will be redacted. I would bet my life on it. So when you’re thinking how come all of sudden they have decided to vote yes on it, it’s because it will make them look innocent knowing they have been redacted.

    10. Apprehensive_Ad4457 on

      he explained himself, and i agree.

      this is stupid, the „files“ will point a lot of arrows in multiple directions, but it won’t be spelled out in any clear way. there is an active investigation going on that is combing through all this information, and if you don’t trust them i get it, but a drop of all this info on everyone will only lead to millions of people thinking Trump gave Bill Clinton a blow job because of an offhand quip between brothers.

      his vote is basically a protest, he knows that it isn’t pivotal, and it’s actually more a statement he isn’t involved than anything.

      you think someone involved would be the only no vote? that he’s so involved and desperate to please his masters that he would vote „no“ no matter what, even if every other congressman voted „yes“?

      he knows that everyone will vote for it, and he’s against it because it will hurt more people than it will benefit.

    11. Seems like a modern version of The Truman Show.. all the build-up and the ending will be blah..

    12. because it does not include private limitation for ongoing cases/investigations…which is a very big slippery slope of legislative precedent, akin to the Patriot Act!

      legal cases are kept private and their public releases are constrained by legal permissibility

      that will directly contradict juris prudence…and the judicial won’t be happy

      the Senate better modify to account for this privacy, otherwise once it is signed into law…lawsuits are going to put injunctions on DOJ and any other agency releasing anything

      this isn’t rocket science

      victims of crimes want privacy…no body is arguing we’re going to just toss this precedent out the window so a bunch of schizo conspiracy wonks can, once again, have expectations dashed against the rocks of Reality

    13. beardedbaby2 on

      While I can’t say he’s innocent, I can say I never heard of him until I looked to see who the no vote was, and the reason he gave is plausible.

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