In August, some Republicans said that if Donald Trump kept Special Access Programs docs at Mar-a-Lago, 'that would be a problem.' As stevebenen writes, the unsealed federal indictment says he did exactly that.
Elizabeth Neumann was a senior official at the Department of Homeland Security during the Bush and Trump administrations, with a specific focus on counterterrorism. In her role, she frequently dealt with sensitive national security secrets.
Since the controversy began in earnest, there’s been some question about the seriousness of the documents the former president took to his glorified country club. Assorted Republican voices would occasionally make the case that when it comes to national security, there’s classified and then there’ssummarized, “[I]n the indictment itself, 31 documents listed and the 31 counts of willful retention of documents.
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