Better protocols needed to account for classified documents handled by political officials et Al …

[Anonymous]

McCarthy has a good point. We can look forward to another barrage of questions to KJP next week that she will refuse to answer and claim that she has been "clear" and needs to be "prudent."
Then, she will claim that this is the most transparent administration in history. Without answering a single question on this topic.

[Anonymous]

y'all realize there were no subpoenas issued or needed for these searches, right?

iow, the action of someone with nothing to hide

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:y'all realize there were no subpoenas issued or needed for these searches, right?

iow, the action of someone with nothing to hide

Yup, we should allow all criminals to collect evidence against their crimes. What a great idea.

[Anonymous]

This Biden guy is a security risk!

[Anonymous]

Weren't we told a couple weeks ago that the "search was complete?" Yes, we were.

Wondering how "complete" this search is now.
And, Fleischer asks some good questions.

[Anonymous]

I haven't read the thread but I would think that someone from with highest security would be present when Pres/VP/cabinet members/ members of Congress and assist in packing up their offices.

It seems highly likely that every former high official has classified material.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I haven't read the thread but I would think that someone from with highest security would be present when Pres/VP/cabinet members/ members of Congress and assist in packing up their offices.

It seems highly likely that every former high official has classified material.

To me, it seems that someone who has spent half a century in politics at the highest levels would know the rules.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven't read the thread but I would think that someone from with highest security would be present when Pres/VP/cabinet members/ members of Congress and assist in packing up their offices.

It seems highly likely that every former high official has classified material.

To me, it seems that someone who has spent half a century in politics at the highest levels would know the rules.

He knows them but is too senile to follow them, and he's surrounded by a bunch of yes men/women/funny people

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven't read the thread but I would think that someone from with highest security would be present when Pres/VP/cabinet members/ members of Congress and assist in packing up their offices.

It seems highly likely that every former high official has classified material.

To me, it seems that someone who has spent half a century in politics at the highest levels would know the rules.

Somehow. I doubt that Biden did the actual packing up of any of his offices.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven't read the thread but I would think that someone from with highest security would be present when Pres/VP/cabinet members/ members of Congress and assist in packing up their offices.

It seems highly likely that every former high official has classified material.

To me, it seems that someone who has spent half a century in politics at the highest levels would know the rules.

Somehow. I doubt that Biden did the actual packing up of any of his offices.

President Biden seems to attract classified documents the way some people think motor homes attract tornadoes. They just inexplicably happen.

After Biden publicly declared that he has "no regrets" in the discovery of unlawfully stored classified material in various locations, he assured citizens that the special counsel investigation would soon peter out when they find that "there is no there there."

Well, there turns out to be more there and the "there" is yet another find in a private residence of Joe Biden.

Yet, the president and White House still maintain that all of these documents are merely the result of "inadvertent mishandling" and that Biden has no knowledge of their storage over the prior roughly six years. There is a point when "inadvertence" becomes so incredible as to be miraculous.

At the start of this scandal, I questioned the inadvertence claim in light of one simple fact. These classified documents were presumably removed in 2017 and yet they were divided and distributed to different locations. Those locations have now increased to at least four: the closet, garage, library, and the new location at the Wilmington residence. That suggests that they were transferred more than once and sent to different locations for a purpose.

The most obvious purpose is that Biden was working on a book that discussed some of the underlying subject matters like China and Ukraine. However, Biden insists that he never had knowledge or interaction with the documents.

In other words, these documents just miraculously seem to appear in every spot where Biden worked or lived over the last 10 years. He possessed them with no knowledge or intent.

[Anonymous]

The most transparent administration in history. Sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:McCarthy has a good point. We can look forward to another barrage of questions to KJP next week that she will refuse to answer and claim that she has been "clear" and needs to be "prudent."
Then, she will claim that this is the most transparent administration in history. Without answering a single question on this topic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven't read the thread but I would think that someone from with highest security would be present when Pres/VP/cabinet members/ members of Congress and assist in packing up their offices.

It seems highly likely that every former high official has classified material.

To me, it seems that someone who has spent half a century in politics at the highest levels would know the rules.

Somehow. I doubt that Biden did the actual packing up of any of his offices.

President Biden seems to attract classified documents the way some people think motor homes attract tornadoes. They just inexplicably happen.

After Biden publicly declared that he has "no regrets" in the discovery of unlawfully stored classified material in various locations, he assured citizens that the special counsel investigation would soon peter out when they find that "there is no there there."

Well, there turns out to be more there and the "there" is yet another find in a private residence of Joe Biden.

Yet, the president and White House still maintain that all of these documents are merely the result of "inadvertent mishandling" and that Biden has no knowledge of their storage over the prior roughly six years. There is a point when "inadvertence" becomes so incredible as to be miraculous.

At the start of this scandal, I questioned the inadvertence claim in light of one simple fact. These classified documents were presumably removed in 2017 and yet they were divided and distributed to different locations. Those locations have now increased to at least four: the closet, garage, library, and the new location at the Wilmington residence. That suggests that they were transferred more than once and sent to different locations for a purpose.

The most obvious purpose is that Biden was working on a book that discussed some of the underlying subject matters like China and Ukraine. However, Biden insists that he never had knowledge or interaction with the documents.

In other words, these documents just miraculously seem to appear in every spot where Biden worked or lived over the last 10 years. He possessed them with no knowledge or intent.

People move and don’t open boxes. They just move the boxes

[Anonymous]

Funny how the loudest voices criticizing Biden had jack shit to say about Trump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven't read the thread but I would think that someone from with highest security would be present when Pres/VP/cabinet members/ members of Congress and assist in packing up their offices.

It seems highly likely that every former high official has classified material.

To me, it seems that someone who has spent half a century in politics at the highest levels would know the rules.

Somehow. I doubt that Biden did the actual packing up of any of his offices.

President Biden seems to attract classified documents the way some people think motor homes attract tornadoes. They just inexplicably happen.

After Biden publicly declared that he has "no regrets" in the discovery of unlawfully stored classified material in various locations, he assured citizens that the special counsel investigation would soon peter out when they find that "there is no there there."

Well, there turns out to be more there and the "there" is yet another find in a private residence of Joe Biden.

Yet, the president and White House still maintain that all of these documents are merely the result of "inadvertent mishandling" and that Biden has no knowledge of their storage over the prior roughly six years. There is a point when "inadvertence" becomes so incredible as to be miraculous.

At the start of this scandal, I questioned the inadvertence claim in light of one simple fact. These classified documents were presumably removed in 2017 and yet they were divided and distributed to different locations. Those locations have now increased to at least four: the closet, garage, library, and the new location at the Wilmington residence. That suggests that they were transferred more than once and sent to different locations for a purpose.

The most obvious purpose is that Biden was working on a book that discussed some of the underlying subject matters like China and Ukraine. However, Biden insists that he never had knowledge or interaction with the documents.

In other words, these documents just miraculously seem to appear in every spot where Biden worked or lived over the last 10 years. He possessed them with no knowledge or intent.

People move and don’t open boxes. They just move the boxes

How did those documents get there to begin with? Especially the ones from his time in the Senate?
Who else had access to those documents?
What was the subject matter of the documents found?
How many documents total?
Why were some moved to the Penn Biden center and others not moved?
What about the Univ of Delaware where boxes of docs have been sent? Will there be a search there as well?

So many questions.......