WND 1/12/2023
Appeals court asked to make Senate records publicJoe Biden all of a sudden is all over the headlines for what he had, and where it was.
So far there has been confirmation of classified government documents found in an office for a China-linked foundation where Biden used to work, in his Delaware home garage, apparently next to his Corvette, and a third location.
A special counsel has been appointed to investigate how and why the government secrets were being stored in locations that were not legally approved. In fact, vice presidents cannot declassify material and it's a crime to mishandle it.
The papers apparently were from Biden's vice presidency, so they've been "loose" for a number of years already.
But now there's word on a fight over his OTHER papers: documents from his Senate tenure.
The watchdog is seeking to overturn a lower court's ruling that the records covering Biden's Senate career cannot be released.
There are an estimated 1,850 boxes of archival records from Biden's 36 years as a member of the Senate.
More:
https://www.wnd.com/2023/01/fight-escalates-joe-bidens-paperwork-scandal/
