The discovery that President Joe Biden held classified documents at his post-vice presidential office and home has opened up a fresh line of attack for defenders of former President Donald Trump. | BISouthAfrica
over how to respond as details of the FBI's search of Mar-a-Lago unfolded, making it clear Trump was holding top-secret documents.
Now that Biden was also holding classified materials, however, Republicans can take a whole new approach in their attacks. "How did they get there? How did Biden 'forget' them? Is he just that careless? Was he hiding them? How were they there for so long? Who had access to these documents?" Tommy Pigott, the Republican National Committee's rapid response director, said in an email to reporters.
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