If you did he now knows more about your than you know about yourselfI gave you the name of my in-law and her doctor... you've yet to respond with how many times she's visited the doctor.
So kindly shut the F**k up.
You made a claim that doctor's visits were public information. Now you say that someone may have seen a visit to the doctor's office. Nice try...but not absolving you of being full of shit, unless you can prove a doctor's visit.HA HA. This from PJ's #1 IDIOT. Post # 136 is Facts, not opinion, and being a clueless liberal, you wouldn't know -
and doctor's visits are as much public information as anything else. People can know of you having a doctor's visit just by seeing you walk in that doctor's door. Duh!
The CONTENT within these doctor's visits is confidential by HIPAA law.
No charge for the tutoring, dummy.
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I had 10 boxes of old financial docs in my garage. I couldn't tell you exactly what was in them. We took them to a doc shredding event put on by the city, but they sat there for a couple of years. No, I didn't put them there....my wife did. Did Joe pack the boxes in the garage? Nah. Did he select what documents were being packed? We'll find out from the investigation.
pre-onset senility I suppose.1. I recall nothing of you saying anything about your in-law or her doctor.
2. That or how many times she's visited the doctor has nothng to do with what I said.
3. Again (some people need to be told twice) - People can know of you having a doctor's visit just by seeing you walk in that doctor's door (public knowledge) ; The CONTENT within these doctor's visits is confidential by HIPAA law.
Whatever else it is you're yammering about, I neither know or care.
Now go wash your mouth out with soap.
He didn't pack them but he was responsible for them being there... If you (or your office) requests a top secret document...you're responsible for returning it.I had 10 boxes of old financial docs in my garage. I couldn't tell you exactly what was in them. We took them to a doc shredding event put on by the city, but they sat there for a couple of years. No, I didn't put them there....my wife did. Did Joe pack the boxes in the garage? Nah. Did he select what documents were being packed? We'll find out from the investigation.
Bump Trump chump, got the docs got no locks, Hunter, Hunter, Hunter...LAPTOP...GOOOOO LAPTOP!veepo vappo vaper....where'd he hide the paper....
You seem to have forgotten what you posted.1. I recall nothing of you saying anything about your in-law or her doctor.
2. That or how many times she's visited the doctor has nothng to do with what I said.
3. Again (some people need to be told twice) - People can know of you having a doctor's visit just by seeing you walk in that doctor's door (public knowledge) ; The CONTENT within these doctor's visits is confidential by HIPAA law.
Whatever else it is you're yammering about, I neither know or care.
Now go wash your mouth out with soap.
Sweet.Bump Trump chump, got the docs got no locks, Hunter, Hunter, Hunter...LAPTOP...GOOOOO LAPTOP!
Sure you did and without knowing what was even in the 10 boxes "we" took them to be shredded (we, got a mouse in ya pocket)(and they set there for a couple years) and of course your wife put them there, it's clear you couldn't if you wanted too.I had 10 boxes of old financial docs in my garage. I couldn't tell you exactly what was in them. We took them to a doc shredding event put on by the city, but they sat there for a couple of years. No, I didn't put them there....my wife did. Did Joe pack the boxes in the garage? Nah. Did he select what documents were being packed? We'll find out from the investigation.
Long before Nov. 2, 2020Sweet.
Bippity boppity boo
Biden violated policy too....
Being responsible is not criminally liable. I think the investigations are warranted. An interview with a rep from NARA said they don't have funding to supervise the removal of documents at the end of an administration.He didn't pack them but he was responsible for them being there... If you (or your office) requests a top secret document...you're responsible for returning it.
1. Yes, my wife and I took them to be shredded. No, the mouse didn't come.Sure you did and without knowing what was even in the 10 boxes "we" took them to be shredded (we, got a mouse in ya pocket)(and they set there for a couple years) and of course your wife put them there, it's clear you couldn't if you wanted too.
Wonder if Joey invited folks over to his home (or is it as Hunter claims his home) and just left Top Secret documents laying around the home or oh his DESK:
Biden's classified document snafus predate his presidency (msn.com)
That was 2010 and you fell for Joey saying he took classified document Seriously hook/line and sinker!
1. I guess she had to load and unload them1. Yes, my wife and I took them to be shredded. No, the mouse didn't come.
2. Yes, we took them to be shredded without looking in the boxes as we loaded them up in the car.
3. I'm sure Joe had people over to his house. Jay Leno came over to look at the Vette.
Did Trump have anyone visit Mar-a-Lago?
If someone gets pulled over and has meth in their vehicle, whether they put it there or not, will they get arrested for possession of meth? Further, why make these excuses for Biden...while not allowing the same excuses for Trump?I had 10 boxes of old financial docs in my garage. I couldn't tell you exactly what was in them. We took them to a doc shredding event put on by the city, but they sat there for a couple of years. No, I didn't put them there....my wife did. Did Joe pack the boxes in the garage? Nah. Did he select what documents were being packed? We'll find out from the investigation.
That would be for a court to decide.Being responsible is not criminally liable.
Seems like a pretty big thing to not be funded.I think the investigations are warranted. An interview with a rep from NARA said they don't have funding to supervise the removal of documents at the end of an administration.
If they were declassified there would be a paper trail and they would not have the classified markings they had when he was caught trying to hide them from investigators.Documents that were created during his own Presidency and he had full authority to unilaterally declassify them for any reason?
Hint: That immediately makes them not "top secret" once declassified.
Oh shit, I mean SchiffIf they were declassified there would be a paper trail and they would not have the classified markings they had when he was caught trying to hide them from investigators.
Paper trail to what and where? The Constitution says nothing about such trails. It simply states the President has the authority to declassify anything.If they were declassified there would be a paper trail
The Constitution says that?Paper trail to what and where? The Constitution says nothing about such trails. It simply states the President has the authority to declassify anything.