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    Jonah Goldberg: Biden should admit to mistakes in his classified documents scandal

    by Jonah Goldberg, Tribune Content Agency Jan 24, 2023 3 minutes

    There’s an understandable compulsion in the media and among Democrats to emphasize the differences between Joe Biden’s classified documents scandal and Donald Trump’s.

    The two cases are different in many important respects. The most significant is obviously that the former president refused to cooperate with the National Archives and Justice Department until a search of his home was deemed necessary. Meanwhile, Biden’s team has endeavored to highlight the fact they’ve been very cooperative, inviting various searches, including of hison Friday — which revealed even more documents with classified markings, reportedly dating back to his days in the Senate.

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