DOJ Calls Presidential Records Act Unconstitutional

The Justice Department declares the Presidential Records Act unconstitutional, a bold strike against bureaucratic overreach on executive power. This decades-old law let feds claw back documents, but DOJ rejects it to protect presidential authority from deep-state meddling. It's a win for sovereignty, curbing Washington's endless grabs at private holdings. Critics cry foul, but this restores balance against the administrative state. Read more about this...