The Difference Between Biden and Trump's Document Cases

Special Counsels are now investigating whether anyone — including a current or former president — criminally mishandled sensitive government information. President Trump had documents at his Florida estate. President Biden had some at his Delaware home and an office. Former US Deputy Attorney General Donald Ayer explains the differences in the cases.
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[reubenhandel]

My landlord left classified documents in the unit he is renting out to me too. It's no big deal

[Snottboogie]

Why does everyone emphasize that this was ‘a trump appointee’? Is it normal for politicians to appoint public servants who would only be loyal to them? Who would never dare to prosecute the man who put them in their position? Because that would be a sorry supposition to begin at as a society

[hblee]

As an old witch screeched, "WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE?!!!"

[wihenao]

Thank God it was "some people" who moved the boxes and not Joe 1:50

[drakezen]

yeah, in Biden's case it is much much worse.

[diamandidimitrov]

\_И АЗ НЕ ЗНАМ КОЙ ГИ Е _/
\_ОСТАВИЛ ОНЕЗИ МАЙМУНИ _/
\_НО ЩЕ БЪДЕ ИНТЕРЕСТНО _/
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[abojanmyers]

We would not know if was not for news being leaked by media., he was a VP at time... Had no rights to store for 6 years

[joze]

One has friends on the FBI and the other one doesn't?

[joelyates]

What's the (D)ifference? Wh y the (D)ouble standard? Must be something about the (D)ocuments.

[oneofthemdeals]

Donald Ayer says he doesn't know if a VP is allowed to declassified documents? What a lame duck response. The answer is no, only a President or former President can declassified documents.