Obama Ethics Chief Slams Biden’s “Inexcusable Neglect” of Basic Security Protocols

Former Government Ethics Office Director Walter Shaub, an Obama appointee, said the discovery of classified documents in President Joe Biden’s home and former office “reflects an inexcusable neglect” Security procedures.

“It’s nothing like Trump’s deliberate refusal to return classified records demanded by the National Archives, but Biden’s own retention of classified records reflects an inexcusable neglect of the most basic security protocols,” Shaub added, Fox News reported Tuesday. 

This month, the White House stated that classified documents Biden’s vice-presidential years were in November at his office, and in many other places in Wilmington, Del. home In December and January 

“The fact that the White House didn’t mention that records were found in more than one location when first asked about them was a breach of trust with the public and a self-inflicted wound,” Shaub added.

The White House was first acknowledged The documents were found at the Penn Biden Center think-tank. The classified records found in Biden’s home were not confirmed until days later.

“Based on what we know so far, it seems unlikely that he’s at risk of any of legal consequences, but I’m glad Garland appointed a special counsel to show even-handed treatment of the current and former president,” He spoke of how “a” was referring to special counsel Is investigating the handling by former President Donald Trump of classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago on August 8.