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Then he needs to jerk the leashes of his AG and FBI for their absolutist approach. 

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ireland said:

Only a Trump supporter could make such a statement.

Plenty of people despise Hillary, a hell of a lot more people than just Trump supporters.

So Trump is using an iPhone again? Big deal.

Hillary lied directly to the families of dead American soldiers. Now that is truly disgusting, despicable and anti-American. A hell of a lot more disgusting than using an iPhone.

That's just such bull. Benghazi! was a major confusion a continent away: so answers demanded immediately were imperfect? Grow up. That's aside from the teensy detail? NONE of the four were soldiers, "American" or otherwise and that's sort of disrespectful of the dead right there to not even get their details right.

ENDLESS Republican Congressional investigations and reports have found precisely ZERO basis for any of that nonsense: zero. To the degree there's responsibility it probably lies within the CIA who didn't want the existence of their special operations compound made public, so the details of the fate of the two operators who died in the  later mortar attack at the CIA site got deliberately blurred. The two civilians at the consulate? Carbon monoxide poisoning, reported rather early on by multiple sources.

thewhitefalcon said:

jungmark said:

Is it too late to move to Florida and vote against this jackass in the primaries? 

Shouldn't have to worry. The RNC has realized the situation they're in and they've decided Cruz is the best hope. Kasich is now focusing only on Ohio, Rubio only on Florida, and the campaigns are telling how to vote to ensure Trump doesn't get the nomination. 

With their winner take all primaries going forward that's going to be VERY hard math. It's not whether they "focus", they've got to drop out and leave the field a two person race. Otherwise people won't get the message, split the vote, and Trump will keep rolling forward with his measly 35% totals: but getting ALL the delegates....

So fines for asserting constitutional rights of due process such as the right of appeal to court rulings? 

Thats got no chance in hell passing Constitutional scrutiny. And the tech companies (I. e. Apple) have the pockets to ram that right up to the Supreme Court. 

" encrypted backups in iTunes also save data that traditional backups do not. That includes saved passwords, Wi-Fi settings, website history, and Health data."

I long ago went to encrypted local backups for just that reason: makes transitioning from one iPhone to the next new one that much easier.