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On 08 Mar 2022, Molly Bolt <mollythebolt666@gmail.com> posted some news:a4eaf373-f5ae-45a1-af30-fa37c3e5ac18n@googlegroups.com:

Biden is a lying sack of shit and the DOJ is complicit in covering up
his crimes.

Special Counsel Robert Hur could release report in Biden classified docs
case as soon as this week

President Biden's team reportedly is fearing photos included in Special
Counsel Robert Hur's imminent report on the handling of classified
documents could impact his 2024 re-election bid.

Axios reported that Biden's aides do not expect criminal charges as a
result of the investigation, but they are concerned about potentially embarrassing photos included in Hur's expected report that could be
released as soon as this week. The images could show how Biden stored classified materials, which were discovered in late 2022 in the garage
of Biden's Delaware home, as well as in a private office he used. The classified documents were carried over from Biden's time as former
President Obama's vice president.

Biden's aides told Axios that they are fearful former President Trump's campaign could use the photos against the Democrat incumbent ahead of
their likely 2024 rematch.

Trump himself is facing more than 40 counts, including obstruction of
justice and willful retention of national defense information, for
improperly storing classified documents at his private residence at
Mar-a-Lago in Florida after leaving the White House following a probe by Special Counsel Jack Smith.

BIDEN INTERVIEWED BY SPECIAL COUNSEL ABOUT CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS

With Hur's report looming, Biden's aides are concerned Trump's campaign
could attempt to contrast the handling of the two investigations.

Hur, a former U.S. attorney nominated by Trump in 2017 and a former
clerk for conservative Chief Justice William Rehnquist, is obligated to
write a report about the investigation, and Biden's aides told Axios
they expect the report could come as soon as this week, though the exact
timing of its release is unknown.

Biden has defended the storing of classified documents in the past.

"By the way, my Corvette is in a locked garage, so it's not like they're sitting out on the street," he once said.

In a CBS "60 Minutes' interview last fall, Attorney General Merrick
Garland vowed to make public a special counsel's report related to
another matter – the one related to Hunter Biden – "to the extent
permissible under the law," and promised to explain the "decisions to
prosecute or not prosecute, and their strategic decisions along the
way."

10 UNANSWERED QUESTIONS ABOUT BIDEN'S CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS

"Usually, the special counsels have testified at the end of their
reports, and I expect that that will be the case here," Garland said.

The Justice Department told Axios that Garland is also committed to
releasing Hur's report as well.

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Anthony Coley, a former senior adviser to Garland, accused the Biden
team of slow-walking discovery in the case.

"Against the backdrop of former President Trump's indictment on charges
of willful and deliberate retention of classified documents, the Biden
team's drip, drip, drip of information made the discoveries seem even
worse," he wrote in an op-ed.

oldhippie51
2 hours ago

Somebody please explain how they charge one person for something and not
charge another for exactly the same thing. All other circumstances aside
how does that happen?

joejbrown556
1 hour ago

It was apples and oranges. One was president and was allowed to take
classified documents the other was vp and a senator and wasn’t allowed
to take classified documents. But the key difference was one was a
Republican and the other was a Democrat.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-camp-reportedly-fears-photos-speci al-counsel-classified-docs-probe-could-devastate-reelection-bid

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