The discovery of new documents classified as confidential by Joe Biden’s lawyers singularly complicates the second part of his term as president.
By Maurin Picard
Dn a spirit of “absolute transparency”, a race for shallots has begun behind the scenes of American power. In the four corners of Washington and Wilmington, Delaware, Joe Biden’s lawyers and advisers are frantically scanning every nook and cranny to find any document classified and “misplaced” by the head of state.
And time is running out: the forced and forced appointment of a special prosecutor by the attorney general (Minister of Justice) Merrick Garland means that a new machine is set in motion, a judicial one. It is therefore important, seen from the White House, to display absolute transparency and preventive cooperation. This is how it was announced, on Saturday, the discovery of five new documents classified as confidential, in a room adjacent to the garage of the Biden residence in Wilmington. The same garage where, on December 20 and 21, an isolated archive had been exhumed.
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