The Biden crime spree

 Washington Post:

“Biden not only kept information he was not supposed to keep but he shared it with people who were not allowed to see it. He shared that information with his ghostwriter. Special counsel Hur said President Biden had ‘strong motivations’ to do so and to ignore the rules of properly handling the classified information in his notebooks. In fact, he had 8 million reasons to ignore the rules. Joe Biden shared some of the classified materials he kept with his ghostwriter who was writing a book for which Joe Biden received an 8 million dollar advance. So we have motive, 8 million dollar motive, and we have the elements of a crime.”

At a hearing in which Republicans voted to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress, Jordan asserted that the special counsel who investigated President Biden said he had a financial motive to improperly disclose classified information — a book deal with Flatiron Books in April 2017 that supposedly earned him $8 million. (That figure was an advance for three books, including one by Jill Biden.)

Robert K. Hur investigated Biden’s retention of classified documents when he was out of office, and issued a 388-page report on Feb. 8. The Justice Department released a transcript of Biden’s interview with Hur but has refused to provide the audio recording, which is the reason for the contempt vote.
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There is much more.

While the DOJ is going after Trump with dubious cases it is not apparently going to charge Biden for mishandling classified documents.  It is just another example of the dual justice system in this country. 

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