Trump Snowden Raise Interesting Questions: Timing Classified Documents

Trump and Edward Snowden Raise Interesting Questions: Timing of Biden Classified Documents Scandal

The recent discovery of dozens of classified documents found inside a closet at Biden’s office at the UPenn Biden Center has networks such as CNN calling the discovery “embarrassing.”

However, the bigger story in the midst of the Biden Doc Scandal is the timing of the report being released to the public.

The documents were initially discovered on November 2nd, just six days before the midterm election.

After discovering the documents Biden’s attorneys would turn them into the National Archives who would then hand over the documents to the DOJ who kept the matter silent until Monday.

President Trump noticed the strange timing of the documents being released and took to Truth Social to write: “Why didn’t the “Justice” Department announce the Highly Classified documents found in the Biden Office before the election?”

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