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Letter: Trump shouldn’t have documents

By Steve Engard, Ridgefield
Published: September 15, 2022, 6:00am

What I would like to know is, what plan did Donald Trump have for the classified documents that he took from the White House? Were the documents just packed up by accident, with no real plan for them? I doubt that he planned to donate them to a future Trump Library. Or did he think that he could make a quick profit from them, to pay off his debts?

At any rate, Trump was not entitled to have the documents.

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