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Biden gets his own docu-drama

As President Joe Biden well knows, political fortunes in Washington can turn on a dime. And nothing does it quite as effectively as the appearance of hypocrisy.

Just days ago, the president was savoring his party’s better-than-expected performance in midterm elections, watching his public approval ratings rise, and touting positive economic signs.

Now, he’s under investigation by a special counsel, and has lost an easy talking point against a potential 2024 rival: former President Donald Trump. 

Revelations about classified documents from President Biden’s time as vice president, found at a former Biden office in Washington and in his Wilmington, into the president and his family.

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