CNN adds an ‘EVERYONE does it’ spin to story of Biden possessing classified docs

A few days ago CNN was spotting running cover for President Biden over his classified document problem and even hinted that Trump should get the blame (of course):

Those closing days of Biden’s vice presidency were a flurry of packing mementos, photographs and personal papers, people familiar with the matter say. Though most of Biden’s files and documents were turned over to the National Archives in a process that began several weeks before he left office, last minute work continued up until the hours he departed the White House for Donald Trump’s inauguration.

The looming arrival of Trump to the White House left many of Obama and Biden’s aides wary of the future and eager to cement many of their accomplishments. It was an uneasy moment, according to many who lived through it.

“It was just a really really weird time for everyone,” the source familiar said.

Now CNN’s taking a slightly different approach, which is basically “hey, everybody does it”:

CNN’s new defense for Joe Biden having classified documents for six years at his ‘think tank’ and his Delaware home?

EVERYONE does it! It “happens almost every day!” Things are way too overclassified! pic.twitter.com/ghzWMd3WqN

— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) January 19, 2023

“This kind of classified spillage happens almost literally every day, and most of the time it’s completely accidental.”

That’s quite a shift from what we heard from the media after it was reported that Trump had classified documents at Mar-a-Lago.

Yes yes. This was exactly the coverage we got with Trump back in August.

— Yossi Gestetner (@YossiGestetner) January 19, 2023

LOL! Right?

CNN is just so absolutely shameless in its corrupt propagandizing operation.

The way they abruptly flip from criticizing one politician for something to defending and praising another politician for the exact same thing is nothing short of stunning

— Obi_1_D_AllKnowing (@obiopiah) January 19, 2023

It’s (D)ifferent, you see https://t.co/9TEI2UUqbg

— Jimmy McNuddy (@John_Stone_3) January 19, 2023

As usual.

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