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stop themselves from going fishing through trump s files when they have been proven time and time again to be so biased against him all trump is asking for independent arbiter to come in and sift through what the fbi took from him. are they covered by executive or attorney-client privilege? someone needs to make those decisions do you trust the people who actually buried hunter biden s laptop to fairly make those calls. now the trump team has until tonight to counter the doj s filing before judge eileen cannon rules tomorrow. meanwhile, the doj just unveiled cat nip for the liberal media. a photo of highly classified documents scattered all over the floor of mar-a-lago. the new york times is calling it a striking visual aid. oh how striking. democrats rushed to say can you believe this is how trump stored stolen top secret material? and rhino liz cheney says she has seen enough. she is saying yet more indefensible conduct by donald trump revealed this morning, case closed.
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the first to kind of issue the bombshell resignation along side the health secretary within minutes of each other. the health secretary gave a statement yesterday. so there will of course a lot of debate on that over the coming weeks. and a lot of division still within the party when it comes to what direction they go next. of course what effectively will happen when boris johnson announces his resignation, that sparks a leadership contest, we don t know whether or not he will decide to run in that contest. we just can t predict anything that boris johnson does because he s always broken the rules and that is really how he got into power, wasn t it. he broke the rules on brexit, he went against david cameron who was the prime minister at the time, head to head against he is a disrupter, he is someone that many people in the public enjoyed seeing in politics
bombshell resignation announced tuesday by former chancellor and also health secretary. and most recently from the former justice secretary saying that boris johnson has bowed to the inevitable. conservative mps saying that he is glad boris johnson has finally recognized the damage he has done. and that is the central theme, continuous scandals and challenges that we ve seen at number 10 have really placed a burden on tariff lawmakers who have had to bear the brunt. we ve seen yesterday mps saying that they were forced to play the party line for media interviews despite the fact that it didn t stand up to truth and that they have bared the brunt of that at their local constituency level. they fear of course that the prime minister was bringing the conservative party down, perhaps hurting their chances for the next general election. this of course has all come to a head most recently over the