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The classified-documents mess around Trump’s post-presidency stash was already deepening by June 1, 2022, with the subpoena, the box searches, and the government’s suspicion that the handover was incomplete all pointing in the same ugly direction. What looked at first like a records dispute was hardening into a potential obstruction problem.
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The classified-documents mess around Trump’s post-presidency stash was already deepening by June 1, 2022, with the subpoena, the box searches, and the government’s suspicion that the handover was incomplete all pointing in the same ugly direction. What looked at first like a records dispute was hardening into a potential obstruction problem.
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The classified-documents mess around Trump’s post-presidency stash was already deepening by June 1, 2022, with the subpoena, the box searches, and the government’s suspicion that the handover was incomplete all pointing in the same ugly direction. What looked at first like a records dispute was hardening into a potential obstruction problem.
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