Joe Biden just might not survive this classified documents scandal. His administration is trying to dismiss it. But even the liberal media is hounding him and his staff. Even his DOJ is investigating his possible crimes, appointing a special counsel. And you better believe Republicans are all over this scandal.
Biden was questioned about the growing scandal during a recent interview. And he made this odd claim–stating he wouldn’t talk about it.
Huh. Biden said “they” won’t let him talk about the scandal. Who are “they,” Joe? The voices in your head? Maybe his army of lawyers. Or probably the same people in the White House who tell Biden what to do most of the time.
As you can expect, it wasn’t long before old senile Joe forgot “their” instructions.
Wow. We were told Biden was improperly holding onto classified documents from his time as vice president. That would have been between the years 2008 to 2017. But he just admitted one of the documents was from 1974.
Could Biden be saying he has been hording classified documents (or worse) since the 70s? He was a senator for many years. He’s served the D.C. swamp for over 40 years. And this admission could suggest he has a treasure trove of sensitive information squirreled away in his home.
Bad move, Joe. I guess he can’t keep his mouth shut. Now Americans have reason to worry that Biden has been mishandling classified information for as long as he’s been in Washington. And, considering his shady relationship with China and other foreign countries, who knows what he might have done with those documents?
House Republicans need to jump on this, fast. Biden might be an even bigger national security risk than we previously thought. I can only imagine what the White House is going to say to backtrack this statement. But the cat’s out of the bag.
Author: Jim Stone
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