Fix is in: FBI bungling case against Biden over top-secret documents

[Kamaji]

Fix is in: FBI bungling case against Biden over top-secret documents

By Jonathan Turley
February 1, 2023

The FBI issued the “all clear” on its latest search of one of President Biden’s residences. The announcement came with the first day of special counsel Robert Hur on the job at the Justice Department.

Hur may find that the Biden legal team feels that “all clear” extends beyond the latest search. It could be challenging to make a criminal case after how the investigation has been handled.

At every stage, the FBI has adopted an approach that would compromise or complicate any criminal charge.

The FBI left the home untouched for over three months after classified documents were found in Biden’s former office in DC. While it was recently learned that the FBI did go to that office a couple weeks later, they reportedly elected to have personal counsel for the president conduct searches on the residences. Biden then spent weeks traveling to these residences after the FBI waited to search the premises.

The private searches clearly went through these documents and moved (and potentially organized) material. Despite being given the opportunity to conduct and record the initial searches, the FBI will now have to rely on the accounts of private counsel on how these documents were originally left, including any visible classification markings.

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Source:  https://nypost.com/2023/02/01/fbi-bungling-case-against-biden-over-top-secret-documents/

[mountaineer]

At every stage, the FBI has adopted an approach that would compromise or complicate any criminal charge.

As intended.

[Bigun]

As intended.

And obvious to anyone paying even the slightest attention.

[mountaineer]

Similarly (is there a federal agency that isn't corrupt?),

January 25, 2023 2:00am EST
National Archives silent as disparity between its handling of Biden, Trump documents fuels questions
A House Oversight Committee spox tells Fox News Digital NARA missed its deadline to hand over requested documents
By Joseph A. Wulfsohn | Fox News

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has remained mum in the weeks since President Biden's classified documents scandal broke, a vastly different approach it took regarding former President Trump and his storage of sensitive records.

Since the passing of the Presidential Records Act, presidents and vice presidents are required by law to hand over all presidential records to the National Archives. On its website, NARA dubs itself as "the nation's record keeper," that its collection of records "help us claim our rights and entitlements, hold our elected officials accountable for their actions, and document our history as a nation."

Well, it appears the National Archives has fallen quite short of its mission following the revelation that Biden had classified documents from his tenure as vice president and as senator in various locations in his Wilmington, Delaware home including his garage and his Penn Biden Center think tank. ...

[Bigun]

Similarly (is there a federal agency that isn't corrupt?),

If so, it remains well hidden.

[Fishrrman]

mountaineer posted:
"is there a federal agency that isn't corrupt?"

Comrade mountaineer, every agency of the government has a political mission, under the control of The Party. Nothing escapes.

Every employee of the agencies is expected to not only perform his or her day-to-day duties within such agencies, but is also charged with promulgating the policies of The Party in such work.

Not "corruption".
Control...