Trumps Presidency 2025

[gehringer_2]

14 minutes ago, chasfh said:

Here’s hoping it matters … 🤞🏼

Tackiest lectern in the Western Hemisphere there.

[romad1]

3 hours ago, Edman85 said:

Not sure that is how the Federal Government is supposed to work...

Yeah or the classification process. 

[guy incognito]

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[guy incognito]

1 hour ago, chasfh said:

 

“…not that unsexy.” —Homer Simpson

[romad1]

2 hours ago, oblong said:

Isn’t an NDA just a contract between two parties?  It’s not a legal document. It’s never been tested for government work and I doubt would hold up in a civil court. 

in the context...the person who gets access to classified information signs an NDA to protect the information.   That is also wrapped up in a raft of classification regulation in which you are not allowed to use classification to protect the reputation of the organization.   However, Doofusmctrumpusface won't understand that and will conflate them with the NDAs he made his employees sign to protect...unflattering information.