Well how can shooter ignore the thread patrol when two of them show up?????

But the question still remains, doesn't it?

What was Biden doing with CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS?

 

And if Biden's own people hadn't fessed up, no one would have ever known about this. Far more than you can stay about Trump. He still thinks this documents being to him!

 

I actually forgot the first and most important differences between Trump and all other presidents. Trump was told by the White House Counsel's office before he even left the White House that he was hording government records subject to the Presidential Records Act and if he took them he could be charged with crimes. And he stole them anyway.


Archives says documents were not returned even though White House counsel said Trump should hand them over

By Jamie Gangel and Devan Cole, CNN
Updated 8:20 AM EDT, Thu August 25, 2022




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Trump-era records were not returned to the government during the waning days of Donald Trump’s presidency despite a determination by his White House counsel that they should be, according to an email that National Archives and Records Administration chief counsel Gary Stern sent to Trump’s lawyers in May 2021.

The contents of the email were confirmed to CNN by a source familiar with the matter. The Washington Post first reported on the email.







What's next in the fight over the Mar-a-Lago FBI search affidavit

Stern wrote in the email, “It is also our understanding that roughly two dozen boxes of original presidential records were kept in the Residence of the White House over the course of President Trump’s last year in office and have not been transferred to NARA, despite a determination by Pat Cipollone in the final days of the administration that they need to be. I had also raised this concern with Scott in the final weeks.”




Cipollone, along with his former deputy Patrick Philbin, were designated by Trump shortly before he left office to deal with the issues related to his presidential records.

CNN has not been able to reach Cipollone for comment on the email.

The newly reported email underscores the efforts by the National Archives, charged with collecting and sorting presidential material, to retrieve Trump-era documents as an investigation into the handling of presidential records heats up. The FBI executed a search warrant at the former President’s Florida residence earlier this month, with federal agents removing boxes of material from the property.

The National Archives has previously said at least 15 boxes of White House records were recovered from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in January – including some that were classified. And in its search earlier this month, the FBI recovered 11 sets of classified documents, including some materials marked as “top secret/SCI” – one of the highest levels of classification.

CNN has previously reported that the Archives had been working throughout 2021 to get presidential records back from Trump.

According to the source familiar with the matter, there were about a dozen emails and calls over the course of the year as the Archives tried to get Trump to return the presidential documents.

In the final weeks of the administration, the National Archives was aware that it was looking for certain documents because the White House Records office alerted the Archives that they had never received them from the president’s team – including the map of Hurricane Dorian that Trump infamously altered with a Sharpie marker, the letter from former President Barack Obama to Trump and the Kim Jong Un “love letters.”

The Archives was aware that White House records management had identified documents were missing even before Trump left office, according to the source.

Furthermore, the Archives was aware of the two dozen boxes in the residence even while Trump was in office, the source said.

But there was no inventory or documentation of what exactly was in those boxes.

Shortly after Trump left office, the negotiations for return of the documents between the Archives and Trump’s team began, according to the source familiar. There were repeated phone calls and communications to try to get the boxes back, but to no avail, the source said.

Finally, in January 2022, Trump agreed to return 15 boxes – not the 24 boxes the Archives were aware of – that were being kept at his residence at Mar-a-Lago – boxes that the Archives determined contained classified documents.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/08/24/politics/national-archives-email-cipollone-trump-documents/index.html

 

Well, but what was Biden doing with them in the first place?

 

And I'm sure they will be asking a lot of questions of the man who brought this to their attention.

 

And here is another difference between Biden's classified documents and Trump's. The leading theory right now is the documents were mis-labled and packed by staff in error when President Biden was leaving office as VP. In other words it was an honest mistake and President Biden didn't even know they were there.

But Trump can make no such excuse. He was told not to take the documents and he did anyway. And there is no doubt he knew some of the most top secret material we have was in his possession because they found some of them mixed in with his private papers and passports.

 

Ah.
So, the real issue isn't that a former president has classified documents.
The number of documents is an issue.
How quickly or even if they voluntarily return them is an issue.

Is that what drives the despicable moral outrage engine?

 

So, just the fact that he had classified documents at all isn't the key issue any longer?

 

Perhaps the general can explain this???? @stumbler sure did have plenty to say when classified documents were found on Trump's properties....

 

Well, but the question posed was "What was Biden doing with CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS?"

And the answer appears to be; He didn't know he had them. Not the ones in his office, or apparently the ones in his garage at home in Delaware, where, you know, we don't know who comes and goes cause there isn't an record kept.

Really.
Biden didn't even know he had those documents, if he's to be believed, which means he didn't know what he had, which means he didn't secure them, which means anyone could have gotten their hands on them, and then who knows, eh?

Doesn't that concern anyone?
Not despicables certainly.
Cause, Trump.

 

"How can anyone be so irresponsible?"

Boy those words that come back to bite ya...they sting like a motherfucker, huh Joe?

 

Thankfully, documents discovered at Biden's places were promptly turned over to National Archives.

 

So apparently, from all the posts that actually address the issue, the outrage over having unauthorized classified documents is mitigated by how promptly they are surrendered, and whether one is a despicable or a deplorable.

 

"Republicans open long-promised investigation into Biden family"

https://amp.9news.com.au/article/5deba680-77a2-4c21-bfc1-cb0b1b40e5e3

Shouldn't every President no matter what side of the isle they're on be subjected to an examination of whether they have any ghosts lurking in the shadows.

They are holding (some would say) the most powerful position in the world and should be squeaky clean.

But that's just my opinion.

 

Wow, that's just boring. Maybe he Trump cooperated in the first place, they wouldn't have had to raid his stash.

 

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Well of course we'd like clean politicians.
Not like, you know, Kennedy, who was fucking Marilyn Monroe and the media knew but never reported it.
But when they investigate we like it to be legitimate, and not driven by politics.

We're still working on that part here in Merica. Unlike Australia.

 

Oh say, we need this law.
Course, too late to effect Nancy Antoinette, but still a great idea.

 

I'm pretty sure there's already an "ethics" code, and law that prohibits House and Senate members from making investments based on knowledge obtained in "briefings"...
However, as with most laws on the books, they aren't worth shit if they're never investigated and enforced....