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A difference that I've speculated upon is that Biden and Pence both brought material home to work on while they were in office, whereas Trump most likely *never* brought work home, but stole the document when he was no longer president.
One source told NBC News field agents have already scoured Pence’s kitchen spice rack, which was full of various kinds of mayonnaise. >

This comment will never get old. >

All condiments get old >

Except honey. >

Honey will crystallize over time. >

But it’s not old it’s only changed. Get it warm it will liquify again. Candle warmer easy mode. >

Hhhmmm. Didn’t know that. Always just chucked it and got a new one. >

yep, they've found honey in 3000 year old tombs that was still OK >

I'm cutting Pence some slack on this one. He comes across as a complete asshole but I don't think he would maliciously stash away classified documents. January 6th had just happened, everyone was pretty rattled and the ones they found were in an unopened box. There's plenty of reasons to dislike the guy other than this >

the fact that he's fully cooperating supports this. Everybody is, in fact, except for Trump. >

Exactly.  As I said earlier,  I don't think Mike Pence had intent to do anything wrong on this.   Nor did Biden. Trump did.    And Trump committed obfuscation on it all.  To this day.