Thing That Make You Go Hmmmm????
Biden Edition:
Were the Biden documents declassified? If ‘yes,’ by whose authority and what evidence (if any) is there that this authority was actually exercised?
Can President Biden ratify his past conduct by retroactively declassifying the documents?
Can
the President pardon his own prior conduct, particularly where the
conduct arises in connection with his former service in another
administration?
What
(if any) non-statutory continuing (fiduciary) duties do former
elected-officials, appointed-officers, and government
employees-&-agents have involving confidential government
communications? See Seth Barrett Tillman, Loyola University of
Chicago Law School, Fourth Annual Constitutional Law Colloquium, Six Puzzles
for Professor Akhil Amar 15 n.67 (Nov. 1, 2013),
<https://ssrn.com/abstract=2173899>.
For the purposes of the Impeachment Clause (Article II, Section 4), and the allegations surrounding Biden’s VP duties, is President Biden a current office-holder or a former office-holder?
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