The FBI has conducted two searches at the University of Delaware, as part of the Justice Department’s investigation into President Joe Biden’s handling and possession of classified documents during his days as a U.S. senator and vice president. Materials were recovered, but they did not have any classified markings. CNN reported that the searches had not been previously disclosed.
Takeaways:
- The FBI conducted two searches at the University of Delaware in recent weeks.
- The searches are part of an investigation into President Joe Biden’s handling and possession of classified documents during his time as a U.S. senator and vice president.
- Materials were recovered during the searches, but they did not have any classified markings.
- Former President Donald Trump was also raided by the FBI in August for being in possession of classified documents.
- Trump has called for an end to “ridiculous investigations” and for the U.S. to focus on properly running the country.
Commentary: These recent searches add to the growing scandal surrounding President Joe Biden’s handling and possession of classified documents. While the materials recovered did not have any classified markings, the investigation continues to raise questions about Biden’s past actions.
The comparison to former President Donald Trump’s own raid by the FBI only adds to the partisan divide and political tensions surrounding the issue. Republican voters may see this as evidence of further corruption and wrongdoing on the part of the Biden administration, and it remains to be seen how this will impact public opinion and future investigations.
