Biden's 'no regrets' breaks silence on mishandled classified documents

President Joe Biden talks on the phone with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Saturday, Jan. 23, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House. (Official White House photo by Adam Schultz)

Joe Biden, after repeatedly smirking and ignoring reporters asking him about the latest scandal of his administration, mishandled classified government documents found in his Delaware garage next to his prized Corvette, has broken his silence on the catastrophe.

He said he has no regrets.

And that, according to Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University, constitutional expert, and popular commentator on legal issues, should be “downright infuriating” for Americans.

The scandal continues to develop over the mishandled classified documents. Caches already have been found at locations in Biden’s Wilmington, Delaware, home, where his son Hunter lived and cut deals with Chinese interests while the documents were unprotected there, and in an office Biden formerly used at the Penn Biden Center.

Turley explained, “President Joe Biden has something that he wants the public to know. After the discovery of highly classified material in Biden’s former office, his garage and library, the president wanted to make one thing (and only one thing) perfectly clear: ‘I have no regrets.'”

He continued, “It was a moment that rivaled his disastrous observation that, while classified material was found in his garage, it is a locked garage that also housed his beloved 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray.”

He explained that Biden’s “Corvette standard” for national security secrets was “baffling,” but his “no regrets” is “downright infuriating.”

“It is also remarkably moronic with a special counsel in the field. Either the president believes that Special Counsel Robert K. Hur will paper over the entire affair or he is doing his best to force his hand with a criminal charge,” Turley elaborated.

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He noted, “Biden was miffed to be even asked about the matter after stonewalling the press for days. He ventured out of his White House bunker to tour storm damage in California and used the victims as a virtual human shield: ‘You know what, quite frankly, bugs me is that we have a serious problem here we’re talking about. We’re talking about what’s going on. And the American people don’t quite understand why you don’t ask me questions about that?'”

The problem facing Biden is that while he obviously has no concern over the mishandling of government documents – papers from his time as vice president so they’ve been hanging around for years already – the public does.

“Most citizens view his conduct as negligent. Roughly two-thirds believe that Congress should investigate the president, including a majority of Democrats. Sixty percent believe that he acted inappropriately with classified material,” Turley wrote.

He said, actually, Biden’s “total and absolute denial of regret or responsibility” wasn’t a surprise to those who have watched the Biden family over the years.

“Biden has always been better at expressing revulsion than responsibility. Time and again, he has literally rushed before cameras to denounce others, often without basis, for alleged crimes. He has not waited for investigations, let alone trials,” Turley wrote. “When it has come to his own alleged misconduct, Biden will deflect, deny, but rarely declare responsibility.”

To Biden’s claim, “There’s no there there,” Turley responded, “Of course, there is also a special counsel ‘there.'”

“Indeed, it is never a good idea to go public with expressions of no regret when you are being investigated on whether you took classification laws seriously. The statement was right out of the Alex Baldwin School of Criminal Defense in claiming that the gun did it. Fortunately, the president is not (yet) saying that the Corvette did it,” Turley concluded.

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This article was originally published by the WND News Center.

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