In response to a previous letter. The author fails to mention a handful of relevant information. The President of the United States can declassify anything simply by saying it is declassified. Boxes were not “found”, a year previous the FBI inspected those documents in that storage area and requested an extra lock be installed.

The warrant was granted because of “an immediate threat to national security” yet took several days getting to Mar-a-Lago. Coincidentally when Trump was not home and would not let even his lawyers anywhere near the ransacking of the home, Melania’s closet, or Barron’s bedroom.

The author mentions former President Obama but fails to mention Hillary Clinton deleted or destroyed emails and cellphones after she was subpoenaed by the FBI.

IG report states 193 emails were classified or top secret. Crickets.

The author is right that Attorney General Merrick Garland faces a tough choice, one that could be a travesty. However, not because he may not choose to persecute, but because he may. The left targeting Trump with a lopsided judicial system after years of taxpayer-funded witch hunts, leading to nothing but accidentally exposing their own corruption. ‘Of the people, by the people, for the people’ is much more popular than ‘rules for thee but not for me’.
Here’s to midterms.

— Zachary Kotwica, Durhamville