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requested access to all White House documents and internal communications regarding Biden’s Tuesday comments. They are suggesting that White House officials may have violated the Presidential Records Act by releasing a revised transcript to explain his statement.
“Instead of apologizing or clarifying President Biden’s words, the White House instead sought to change them by releasing a false transcript of his remarks,” they wrote in a letter sent to White House counsel Edward Siskel on Wednesday. “White House staff cannot rewrite the words of the President of the United States to be more politically on message,” the House Republicans added.The pair argued that Biden has played a “prominent role” in Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign and that the White House “sought to change” Biden’s words rather than issue an apology.
The president said on Tuesday that “the only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters,” referring to former President Donald Trump’s followers. Biden quicklyhis comments in a social media post following the incident saying he meant to say Trump’s supporter’s “demonization of Latinos is unconscionable. That’s all I meant to say.
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