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Is this a common thing in US politics?
https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/09/politics/joe-biden-classified-documents-upenn/index.html
Jan 10, 2023 3:07 AM
Blackfinity
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Is this a common thing in US politics?
https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/09/politics/joe-biden-classified-documents-upenn/index.html
pinkypiesbutt
lol, okay buddy
Firestar002
Found in a private office, in what I’m assuming is a govt building. Not a mansion that hosts a party the next night. Not the same levels
Idonotbelievewehavecompany
Investigate and prosecute. Nobody is above the fucking law
whitecheddarismyrappername
lucky there’s no penalty for breaking this law for a president or former president. /s
G081
Classified document tracking is not like it used to be
OmenJones
It's better.
GhostoftheNorth
And now the republicans will scream to have him impeached.
wobblecopterrrr
Meh, that would be shooting themselves in the foor for any defence of trump, they’ll probably do it anyway though..
Amerappalachian
if he took these when he was only the vice- president he could have a problem.
sambaah05
Not really. Neither does Trump for what he took. They just don't prosecute at that level. Hillary had classified emails on her server. I'm
sambaah05
Not saying it's right. I'm just saying that's how it is. Trump only invited trouble by not giving it back when asked. Otherwise we probably
sambaah05
Wouldn't have heard about it.
realizedagain
Bringing up Hillary's emails at this point is incredibly stupid. They have fuck-all to do with this. And Trump didn't only invite trouble/
realizedagain
/by not giving it back, but because of how insecurely they were kept. If Biden didn't secure them well in his old office, there really is/