Legal AF by MeidasTouch Trump REFUSES TO SIGN the Key Doc before SWEAR IN
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Nov 29, 2024 Trump's refusal to sign key transition agreements raises alarming national security concerns. The lack of cooperation could leave the country vulnerable to cyber attacks and other threats. Historical lessons from 9/11 illustrate the dangers of such delays. Important clearances and ethical considerations are being overlooked, hindering effective governance. Moreover, media misrepresentation of the transition's completeness adds confusion. The discussion underscores the urgency for pro-democracy engagement and resistance strategies.
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Transition Agreements Prevent Day-One Gaps
- The Presidential Transition Act requires coordinated handoffs to prevent security gaps on day one.
- Michael Popok argues Trump's team refused key agreements, creating real national security risks.
2000 Transition Delay As A Cautionary Tale
- Popok recalls the 2000 transition delays and links them to vulnerabilities like 9/11 preparedness failures.
- He uses that history to argue against repeating delayed or incomplete transitions.
Insist On Full Transition Signings
- Do not accept incomplete transition signings as sufficient for security access.
- Demand the DOJ/FBI and GSA agreements to secure clearances, funds, and IT protections before inauguration.