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You started: > I have no direct experience with classified information process in US government. You then have an edit where you make a broad claim about the
by jancsika 5y ago
You started:
> I have no direct experience with classified information process in US government.
You then have an edit where you make a broad claim about the power of the president to declassify documents.
However, the article you linked doesn't make any claim about limits on the Office of the President to declassify documents. It only describes the standard process Trump was following to declassify those documents.
You should take some time to look into this issue more deeply, as there is a lot written about the power of the president to declassify documents. (Unless of course you are attempting to anger the internet into revealing its answers by making bold assertions, in which case well played, my friend :)
- lsh123 5y agoThanks, sorry I should have used different wording. I agree that the president has the power to classify/declassify anything. My example was that the president on the last day in the office followed the procedure to declassify documents highly important for him instead of taking photos on the phone and posting on Twitter ;)