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Me too. I doubt that they do their own packing when they leave office. Someone put everything into file boxes and they moved them home and likely never looked at them again, then cooperated with the searches. This is completely different from Trump's behavior.
I should check my closet for classified documents >

Apparently if you were in the White House or  Congress, yes, you should. >

Seriously, everyone had/has a security clearance. I wish we could make the distinction that not everyone is willing to sell out their government. Yes he had classified documents, and when they were found they self reported, however only 1 man had documents taken for a criminal reason, and when asked lied multiple times, and tried to cover it up. >

Wellll..... i guess i should go ahead and get rid of some of those red and yellow marked folders. >

You should destroy any electronic equipment (e.g. e-mail servers, Blackberries) and delete any Google accounts. >

I have a bottle of bleach under my sink, i'll be fine >

My mind read that as, "I have a bottle of bleach under my skin..." I was really impressed at your readiness to wipe things out. >

Getting rid of COVID and classified documents! What a double whammy! >


It is not yet clear what the documents are related to or their level of sensitivity or classification. Pence’s team plans to notify Congress on Tuesday.
Pence asked his lawyer to conduct the search of his home out of an abundance of caution, and the attorney began going through four boxes stored at Pence’s house last week, finding a small number of documents with classified markings, the sources said.

It seems like he's trying to do the right thing. Whether that's because it was a legitimate mistake or he was caught and is trying to soften the penalty remains to be seen. >

I'm willing to give Pence the benefit of the doubt as far as intent goes here. I gave this benefit of the doubt to Biden as well. They both seem to be cooperating and trying to ferret out any classified documents to turn them over to the proper government department.
Contrast this with Trump who refused to give the documents back, refused to allow a search, lied about there not being any more documents, and to this day is demanding that the FBI give him the documents back - calling them his "property."
I won't agree with Pence's politics and would never vote for him. On this point, though, he seems to be doing the right thing.