1.
Trump told government officials where he was securely storing his
documents. Biden's documents were discovered in multiple unsecured
locations, not known to government officials when they were found.
2.
Trump was president, and took documents directly related to his
presidency. Biden was vice president, and took documents related to
national security agreements with foreign governments.
3. Trump's
documents have only been reviewed by himself, his lawyers, the DoJ, and
the National Archives. It's not known who was given access to Biden's
documents, and there's plenty of evidence to suggest China was granted
access.
4. Trump's documents were immediately politicized by the
corrupt DoJ in attempt to secure criminal charges against Biden's
political enemies. Biden's documents were immediately excused, and the
assignment of a special counsel was to give cover for an eventual pardon
by Garland who continues to cover up Democrat crimes in violation of
his Oath of Office.
5. Trump's document location was always known,
which is why the DoJ knew where and when to raid Trump's home. Biden's
documents (the first batch at least) were known to the corrupt DoJ prior
to the mid-terms, but the information was suppressed for the political
benefit of the Democrat party.
Yes, there are differences between Trump's documents and Biden's documents.
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