Dem Insiders Blast Biden White House for Its Handling of Docs

THe White House Continues to be confronted with a steady stream of revelations about its Documents classified scandal, with media leaks despite repeated transparency pledges and promises of complete searches

A news report drove once again the public disclosure.

That strategy has repeatedly put the administration on its back foot and will likely do so again, according to Brad Bannon, Democratic strategist.

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“The administration has handled the situation poorly,” Bannon said. “They should have found a way to head this problem off at the pass a long time ago.”

CBS News reported Wednesday morning, that President Obama had been elected. Joe BidenRehoboth Beach, Delaware was once the home of’s Rehoboth Beach. being searched By the FBI. This was just one day after another outlet reported that the Penn Biden Center in Washington, D.C. had been closed. The FBI searched November

“Today, with the President’s full support and cooperation, the DOJ is conducting a planned search of his home in Rehoboth, Delaware,” Bob Bauer was Biden’s personal lawyer and made a statement in regards to the Rehoboth search. “Under DOJ’s standard procedures, in the interests of operational security and integrity, it sought to do this work without advance public notice, and we agreed to cooperate.”

That statement was only made after news of the search was leaked to media. A similar statement was not issued in November when Penn Biden Center had been searched. It seems to be in line with the reporting in the Washington Post The Biden administration It has Choosen Only react to public developments.

Bannon claims that FBI searches should have been immediately conducted at Biden’s houses and at Penn Biden’s Center on Nov. 2. This information could have been made public and the story would have been over by the end the year.

Instead, the public received news reports about the initial discovery in January. Since then, a steady stream of revelations has been coming to light, including four separate rounds of discovery at Biden’s Wilmington home. There was also news this week about Rehoboth, as well the University of Pennsylvania think tank.

Between the discovery of the classified documents and the search of the homes, Biden spent a lot time at both his houses.

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre Six times, Jan. 12, that the search was complete, were later challenged by reporters.

The White House We wouldn’t say Wednesday will tell if all searches are complete.

“I think we’re providing information as this goes on and answering questions about the search activities as they’ve been happening,” Ian Sams is a spokesperson for the White House General Counsel. “I don’t want to speak too much to the DOJ practices in an ongoing investigation.”

The administration attempted to downplay it, with Kate Bedingfield (communications director) saying Biden was only concerned about the situation. Things that matter.

Biden’s response to the discovery of classified documents at Trump’s Florida residence last year also undermines these statements. Biden wondered aloud how it happened. Anyone could be so irresponsible.

An NBC News Poll A similar percentage, 67%, were as worried about Biden’s classified documents than they are about Trump’s.

Biden may be able to benefit from the wider scope of the classified document scandal. Documents were also provided by his White House predecessor. Found in the possession Mike Pence, former Vice President.

Richard Painter, the chief ethics lawyer of President George W. Bush between 2005 and 2007, agrees that searches should have taken place and were disclosed months before Bannon.

“That’s the only way to effectively deal with a scandal of any size,” Painter, who Presented lectures about the handling of classified information during his time at the White House. “My approach would have been to search everywhere from top to bottom in November, then put out a notice.”

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Painter said that this is not the case in real life, regardless of whether it’s Watergate or the Bush-era U.S. lawyers Shockingly firing, or Biden’s classified papers.

“In most White Houses, this is what has happened,” He stated. “People don’t want to bite the bullet.”