Guess what, more documents
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It's a bout 25 total. OP will be disappointed when no wrongdoing is found.
“We have now publicly released specific details about the documents identified, how they were identified, and where they were found,” Richard Sauber, the White House special counsel, said in a statement that noted that the White House counsel’s office will no longer answer questions on the matter with the investigation under way. “The White House will cooperate with the newly-appointed Special Counsel.”
Whatever. He should never have had them in his residence.
Agreed, but let's get real, nothing nefarious will be found.
Like I said it's 25 total for all caches. You're acting like they're finding hundreds with each sweep.
Lmao. Like the quantity matters at this point. Only blowhards are using that line.
He has classified documents in his garage and his people keep finding documents. They need to go through that place top to bottom with the FBI
What a disaster.
Zero chance Trump is indicted for any of the classified docs shenanigans.
Zero chance Trump is indicted for any of the classified docs shenanigans.
Improper handling of classified documents is ALWAYS wrongdoing; whether intentional, unintentional or with criminal intent. I also don't care if it's Biden or Trump. Carelessness is no excuse and I've been clamoring on for years that politicians should be held to the same standards as the IC. Period.
Like I said in the other thread, I was placed on 30 days probation at NSA because someone else misclassified a simple meeting agenda SECRET (instead of FOUO) and I didn't catch it and carried it outside the SCIF. It was my responsibility to thoroughly inspect every document in my possession before exiting the facility. I did not.
The sad thing is, I’m sure you’re right.
SCIF marked documents found outside a SCIF would get prison time for any peon in the system, but there will be no consequences for undisputed violations of the law by the people at the top.
That’s the game.
Biden needs to either resign or be removed from office asap.
Those are only the ones they are telling us about, rest assured the total is in the hundreds if not thousands.
Not surprised.
Who "found " the docs in the Penn Biden center office again? Can't recall the story.
Who "found " the docs in the Penn Biden center office again? Can't recall the story.
He’s the most incompetent person in any political office. We are the laughingstock of the world.
Overstated just a bit, I say.
Yeah, that would be Trump. Biden is a distant second.
Maybe America should stop voting in presidents who were born in the 1940s.
Well, yeah, especially after the clown who came before him.
Spread out over multiple locations. Who the F knows how many he has/had.
He doesn’t….said as much.
I’m just curious, for those who have sounded off in this thread, what your opinion was when Trump had classified documents in his home? I hope it was the same.
Barrack Obama said it best, "Never underestimate Joe's ability to F*** things up".
Biden took 25 of them, Trump took 325 and lied about returning them, Obama probably took them, Condi Rice had them in personal email accounts, so did Colin Powell, and Hillary had her own server with them. I support restructuring the whole system to stop this. My point is that this is likely to go nowhere with Biden. It's not even a scandal anymore it's so commonplace
What needs to be restructured? Making them follow the rules in place doesn’t require “restructuring”. It requires our political leaders to be held to the same standards everyone else that handle classified materials is held to….
Just shows how our political elite don’t feel they need follow the same rules the common folk do….they know they won’t be held to account…or think they won’t
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It clearly does need restructuring, though. The system in place isn't working. I doubt you can hold cabinet members and Presidents to the same standard as the rest of us but a far more rigorous chain of possession is doable.
I have an idea for an experiment.
Let’s do raids on the homes and businesses of the individuals, family members, and known associates of Biden, Trump, Obama and anybody else that is suspected of this stuff. And to avoid any tears - we’ll make sure Donald gets less inspectors than the others
We should then clear out any evidence of who was holding the info and let them each select 1 judge to review the documents blindly and classify the severity of each information breach so we can tally up a score.
Whoever has the most points is removed from society entirely and the other 2 can be brought up on charges
Let’s do raids on the homes and businesses of the individuals, family members, and known associates of Biden, Trump, Obama and anybody else that is suspected of this stuff. And to avoid any tears - we’ll make sure Donald gets less inspectors than the others
We should then clear out any evidence of who was holding the info and let them each select 1 judge to review the documents blindly and classify the severity of each information breach so we can tally up a score.
Whoever has the most points is removed from society entirely and the other 2 can be brought up on charges
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Correct. @alaskanseminole or anyone else that may know. What would the punishment be for normal ol joes that Gat caught with classified documents?
Why do you “doubt” that they can be held to the same standard. I don’t see any reason.
USA was the laughing stock of the world when the moron Trump was President. Now he's just the laughing stock of the USA.
Much more than a prez or vp. But that's how it works. They are the ones with the power to classify or declassify at will. Their authority is nothing like ours.
Since 2005, the FBI and the Justice Department have launched at least 11 such investigations, some targeting high-profile former U.S. officials, including a former national security adviser and a former CIA director.
June 2020 — Investigators conducted a search of the Hawaii home of Asia Janay Lavarello, a U.S. Defense Department employee, following her return from a temporary assignment to the U.S. Embassy in Manila. Investigators found numerous classified documents, writings, and notes relating to the national defense or foreign relations and said the documents – first seen by guests at a dinner party hosted by Lavarello – had not been transported by secure diplomatic pouch, as required.
Lavarello pleaded guilty to knowingly removing classified information in July 2021. She was sentenced in February 2022 to three months in prison and a $5,500 fine.
Because if what I wrote in my above post and because they enjoy certain immunities the rest of us don't.
