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I was wondering when this would happen. With all the controversy, I'm sure there were orders by all to conduct extensive searches of their own offices and homes to find any and all classified docs and get them out in the fog of all else thats going on. I'm sure Pence won't be the last. I thought after Clinton being raked over the coals, every organization would by hyper sensitive to this issue. But alas bureaucracy can be very difficult to change their ways.
Which means there’s a fundamental process issue with how staffers and the national archives personnel process official records after someone leaves office. 
And further demonstrates the difference in how individuals respond once classified material is found among those records. >

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At least we all can agree someone should be tracking these documents and making sure they are returned. In fact I see no reason for classified docs to ever leave an official office. >


I see no reason for classified docs to ever leave an official office

Well, it looks like they found some. >

Jared Kushner has about $2 Billion worth of reasons.