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  The solution would be to get an accurate representation of what they covered and let the electorate decide.
context: The discovery was made by Mr Biden's own lawyers. 
  They launched a search of his properties after 10 classified documents from when he was vice president were found in his personal office at a think tank in Washington. 
  
  The biggest fucking difference between this situation and Trumps. Not saying its good but seems to be just an accident. >
  
  This "just an accident" would get my ass fired. >
  
  Makes sense. And if it wasn't an accident but was deliberate, and then when discovered you lied and refused to return the documents you would be in even more trouble. >
  
  I’m 100% convinced that there are boxes of classified documents just sitting around in dozens of not hundreds of offices, homes, and vehicles of politicians. But of course instead of implementing any actual solutions or systemic accountability, we’re going to continue to cherry-pick specific instances of classified documents being found and tailor the consequences on the current circumstances of their role in government. There needs to be more accountability for our leaders.