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Biden Document Scandal

SHOW US THE LOGS! GOP Looking to Obtain Biden's Delaware Visitor Logs

posted by Hannity Staff - 1.13.23

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) is asking for visitor logs from President Biden’s Delaware residences after classified documents were discovered in the garage and oneĀ other room of his Wilmington home.

ā€œIn light of the Biden familyā€™s suspicious business schemes with foreign adversaries, Americans need to know who has visited President Bidenā€™s Wilmington residence and had access to the stashed classified documents that sat in Bidenā€™s garage,ā€ Comer wrote in a letter to White House counsel Stuart Delery.

ā€œThe White House needs to release visitor logs to the public and bring transparency to this administration,ā€ the chairman added.

Number 3 House Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) is also calling for the release of the visitor logs, saying “every American deserves transparency.”

ā€œWe already know Hunter Biden and his illegal ties and relationships with outside entities have threatened US national security, and House Republicans are leading the effort for accountability,ā€ Stefanik said. ā€œNow, we must know why this administration continues to obstruct the truth on whether anyone else is influencing this administration.ā€

ā€œEvery American deserves transparency on who is meeting with this president ā€” especially as he has continued to hide from them in his basement in Delaware,ā€ she added. ā€œHouse Republicans are committed to a government that is accountable, and we will conduct critical oversight into the entire Biden Crime Family.ā€

FromĀ The New York Post:

White House spokespeople have defended Bidenā€™s decision not to release visitor information, arguing in part that they mostly would show ā€œthe comings and goings of the presidentā€™s grandchildren.ā€

Presidents can pick and choose what they reveal about White House visitor logs thanks to a 2013 DC Circuit appeals court ruling written by then-JudgeĀ Merrick Garland, who now serves as Bidenā€™s attorney general. Garland wrote for a three-judge panel that the presidentā€™s constitutional right to confidential communications means that FOIA doesnā€™t apply to visitor logs kept by the Secret Service ā€” even though they otherwise would seem to meet the definition of ā€œagency records.ā€

Garlandā€™s ruling on White House visitor logs, however, has not been ratified by the Supreme Court, meaning that federal courts outside of DC are able to rule differently. The ruling also said nothing about Congress obtaining the records as part of its oversight duties.

More over at The New York Post:

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