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MAYBE THE BIDEN CLASSIFIED DOCS *WON’T* BECOME THE NEXT BUT HER
EMAILS FALSE EQUIVALENCY?  
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Liz Dye
January 10, 2023
Above the Law
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Joe Biden with supporters, Gage Skidmore (CC BY-SA 2.O)

 

Yesterday CBS News
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that attorneys for President Biden found “roughly ten” classified
documents from his time in the Obama administration in a box at DC’s
Penn-Biden Center.

The president’s private counsel discovered the documents while
clearing out a closet at Biden’s eponymous policy shop, after which
they immediately contacted the National Archives. NARA retrieved the
documents and notified the Justice Department, which tasked John
Lausch, the Trump-appointed US Attorney for the Northern District of
Illinois, with looking into the matter, as confirmed in a statement
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by the White House last night.

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Naturally the revelation is being greeted with glee in Trumpland.

“Wow! The Biden Think Tank is funded by CHINA!!!,” the former
president vomited
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the ether. “Also, a V.P. cannot Declassify documents, which are
covered by the Federal Records Act, which is Criminal and MUCH TOUGHER
than the Presidential Records Act, which is NOT Criminal. A President,
me, can Declassify. How much more information has China been given?”

His son was similarly dyspeptic, regurgitating
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family line on command: “When will the FBI’s Hostage Rescue Team
storm one of Biden’s many vacation homes bought and paid for somehow
by a lifetime of being a humble public servant?”

And Trump’s allies are already priming the pump to soak us all with
an epic firehose of whataboutism.

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“What’s the difference in what President Trump did versus what we
now know President Biden did,” blarped Rep. James Comer, the
incoming chair of the House Oversight Committee. “We want to know
exactly what documents were taken by both President Trump and now
President Biden and want to know if they’re gonna treat President
Biden any differently than they treated President Trump.”

But to their credit, after falling hook, line, and sinker for the
Hillary Clinton email storyline, most reputable news outlets are
refusing to take the bait, noting in their coverage that the Trump and
Biden documents cases are not remotely analogous.

“[T]he Biden documents were discovered by the president’s lawyers
and voluntarily turned over to authorities,” notes the Washington
Post
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“By comparison, in Trump’s case, NARA officials pressed for
material to be returned, and then Trump’s office was served with a
grand jury subpoena demanding their return. After Trump’s lawyers
handed over 38 classified documents in response to the subpoena, an
FBI search recovered more than 100 additional classified documents
that were not turned over to authorities.”

“[W]hile Mr. Trump tried to suggest a parallel, the circumstances of
the Biden discovery as described appeared to be significantly
different,” the New York Times
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“Mr. Biden had neither been notified that he had official records
nor been asked to return them, the White House said, and his team
promptly revealed the discovery to the archives and returned them
within a day.”

Even the Rupert Murdoch-owned Wall Street Journal
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forced to acknowledged that “White House officials notified the
National Archives when the documents were found on Nov. 2 and the
National Archives took possession of the documents the following
day,” while “The search [of Mar-a-Lago] came after an extended
back-and-forth between federal officials seeking the papers and the
former president’s representatives and has been part of
a protracted legal battle.
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Lest you worry that the apocalypse is nigh, the New York Post has
Jonathan Turley pumping out his customary hackery
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that gravy train is never late. But in the main, the mainstream US
media has been able to differentiate between a president who
voluntarily returned documents within hours of discovering them and
cooperated with federal investigators, and one who refused to disgorge
a massive cache of government property, defied a subpoena, submitted a
false declaration that he’d handed over everything, accused the FBI
of planting evidence, and sued to get classified documents back,
making the bizarre, unsubstantiated claim that he’d declassified
them with the power of his mind.

Let’s see if the truce holds.

_LIZ DYE [[link removed]] (@5DOLLARFEMINIST)
LIVES IN BALTIMORE WHERE SHE WRITES ABOUT LAW AND POLITICS._

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