More Documents Found: How Much Trouble is Biden in?

With Biden's recent mishandling of classified Vice Presidential documents, many are comparing the situation with Trump's Mar-a-Lago scandal. So what exactly happened? How similar are these situations? And what does this mean for Biden's political future?

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[madmachanicest]

You know this probably happens a hell of a lot more than we hear about when you consider that the average age of a American congressmen is in there mid-70s. That means they're all at the age of senility or beyond it. Every last one of them is probably lost or misplaced paperwork.

[Mekrinel]

Frankly, Biden’s breeches show that the exit process from the Whitehouse in general isn’t good enough. Maybe it’s time to stop having their internal staff sort things out when they leave, and start having the records office staff do it instead.

[bm]

Fully investigate and throw the book at both. Rules need to apply to everyone. The more power you have, the more suspicion you should be under and the worse the consequences.

[theo_korner]

I think a major problem is that the documents were there while the object in question was rented out to a third party

[Bigdog]

So glad that you guys are keeping this channel alive

[pearlofthedarkage]

This is the only news outlet I've watched on this whole Biden's documents thing because I just can't trust big media to not milk this stupid shit for all its worth.

[jamesblack]

Just when I was worried about not seeing a TLDR US for a while!

[notdonuts]

Thank you for specifying S.C.I. when so few news sources do.

[colekarrh]

At this point I think we have to check all the presidents houses

[kingace]

To be honest, I was worried TLDR News canceled the US channel without saying a word. I am glad that this channel is still up and running.

[THarSul]

tbh, i support biden, but regardless of how the records were returned, he needs to be subjected to the same quality of investigation as trump, otherwise we're setting bad legal precedent; if someone's been found to have classified documents in their possession at a time/place where they shouldn't have them, they need to be subjected to rigorous investigation for the sake of the country, no matter what their political affiliation may be.

[jacobdarling]

He really should not be the Democratic candidate in 2024. He is a liability at this point and that should frankly be obvious to everyone. The Dems need to come up with a much stronger candidate that can adequately represent the future of the party and get voters motivated.

[andriykolenov]

Please don't kill TLDR US! You cover American news in an objective, non-partisan way.

[jeffmorris]

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[akinman]

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[スガル]

idk which is worse. A president who intentionally? or unintentionally storing Classified Material in their private property?

[jsnel]

So tired of electing out of touch senior citizens to our most powerful office. Its vampires vs mummies here in the states.

[KillCoin]

It’s sad I believe he forgot about CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS

[nerdlingeeksly]

How about we just stop taking documents off of Government grounds, if you want to read something either keep it with you at all times or leave it somewhere that isn't going to cause a fuss

[caspermadlener]

"It was not about the scandal, it was about what happened afterwards"
-explaination shock about watergate

I hope that he is able to handle this well.