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These breaches point to a larger, systemic, problem with how classified documents are handled by elected officials. I imagine there are a bunch of Congressmen and Senators with classified documents in their home offices.  It may be nothing nefarious, but really sloppy handling.
At this point who isn't closeting classified documents? >

Well I'm not. I think.  
.....shit I better check. >

I wouldn't be surprised if some classified documents  wound up going home with pretty much every outgoing administration since classified documents were a thing. Wouldn't be news if Donnie hadn't acted like he was up to something with his. >

Acted like? >

Yeah. If he was capable of acting like a normal human being about anything and just handed it over and said "whoopsie" when it was found that he had it, it would have blown over.
Of course, he also almost certainly was up to something with it. But he could have acted differently. Or a normal human being could have, at least. >

OK, to make for less redundant headlines, is there anybody working for the US government who DOESN'T have classified documents in their house? >

The additional records appear to be a small number of documents bearing classified markings that were inadvertently boxed and transported to the personal home of the former Vice President at the end of the last Administration," Pence's lawyer, Greg Jacob, told the National Archives in a letter last week.
He said that “Pence was unaware of the existence of sensitive or classified documents at his personal residence” and that he "understands the high importance of protecting sensitive and classified information and stands ready and willing to cooperate fully with the National Archives and any appropriate inquiry >

If anyone wants to compare Biden having classified documents in places they shouldn't this is the apples to apples comparison. They both found out, both cooperate with investigators, both let the process work itself out.
The Orange that people are trying to compare instead (yes, pun intended) fought tooth and nail, lied, had his lawyers lie, opened a lawsuit, and made an incalculable number (to the layperson, anyway) of conflicting excuses as to why they were there. >

Might be a relatively common thing. I don't think anyone's worried about Pence, he's cooperating. 
But when you're dealing with trump, you have an outright lying seditious traitor, stealing boxes of documents on his way out the door, concealing them, lying about it, refusing to return them after multiple requests...that's a whole different game. 
It would be interesting to know what the docs are related to. >

Mother was just nesting. She needs the best of classified documents to build with.
On a serious note, Pence is just too.... I don't know... Ineffective might be the best word, to feel like that was on purpose.