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

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That’s because they need to spin it as "no big deal" now that the shoe is on the other foot.

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Anonymous wrote:It's really quite funny watching the mental contortions trying to come up with some reason why Biden and only Biden could ever be in the wrong but not Trump or Pence.

You know...

People are concerned about Biden because he is our CURRENT president. We have no idea who had access to the documents he had in at least 3 different locations. And, as our current president, he sets current policy. So until we know WHO had access to these docs and WHAT the content of the docs is, we don't know if HE might be compromised. (and by "we" I don't mean, necessarily the general public)

They should be equally concerned about Trump and Pence. And asking themselves if we should actually trust Marjorie Taylor Greene with classified documents while she sits on the Homeland Security Committee.

Trump, Pence and Greene...

Nothing but crickets chirping from the right...

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That’s because they need to spin it as "no big deal" now that the shoe is on the other foot.

Pence’s foot?

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Once in a blue moon Chuck Todd actually manages to find his spine and call out bullshit. He did a fantastic job stopping Jim Jordan in his tracks and slapping down some facts, blowing up the right wing narrative about Trump and the classified documents, versus Biden and classified documents. It's a smackdown against Jim Jordan.

https://twitter.com/MeetThePress/status/1619710833705058305

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This is what this WH considers "transparent."

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And, a non-answer from Bedingfield.

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And Rehobeth finally getting searched.

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Have any of the other former presidents or other former high ranking officials admitted to having any marked documents? (Non-marked documents are trickier to discern; marked documents should be no brainers.) Going forward the management of docs needs to be better.

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Bets on whether new classified materials will be found AGAIN at Biden's?

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Ah, yes. She is being prudent again.

They have been ANYTHING but transparent.

And, her colleague that was right outside those doors was not "answering questions." He was listening to questions and working very hard NOT to answer them.

They are doing a great job of passing the buck and giving reporters the run-around. But, answering questions? Nope.
KJP refers reporters to the WH counsel. WH counsel refers reporters to the DOJ. DOJ doesn't respond to questions.

This administration is a joke.

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... a joke on all of us.

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House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has said the National Archives and Records Administration was prevented from notifying the public about the initial discovery of classified documents from President Biden’s former DC think tank office.

Comer (R-Ky.) told Fox News’ “Hannity” Tuesday night that Archives general counsel Gary Stern said in a closed-door interview he could not tell lawmakers who ordered the Archives not to put out a press release announcing the Nov. 2 find at the Penn Biden Center.

“There are only two people that could have given those orders, and that’s either the Department of Justice with [Attorney General] Merrick Garland or the White House with Joe Biden,” Comer said.

“So it shows right there that this Department of Justice and this White House is interfering with this,” he added.

More run-around........

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Do we already know how those classified materials found at several Biden locations got there to begin with?

Who's investigating that?