The topic of discussion for this Constitution Monday is that all people are equal before the law. This site claimed that the words “Equal Justice Under Law” are “inscribed on the front of the U.S. Supreme Court Building in Washington, D.C.? The words come from Amendment Fourteen and have much to do with civil rights. However, they do not appear to be applied equally under the Biden Department of Justice.
The
FBI raided Mar-a-Lago, the home of former President Donald Trump, under the
guise of national security because he classified information locked up in his
home. They even searched through the closet of former First Lady Melania Trump
and the bedroom of Barron Trump, the teenage son.
However,
the FBI did not raid the home of President Joe Biden’s private home in Delaware
or any of his other private homes. Classified information was discovered at the
Penn Biden Center, and three more batches of classified information were found
in his home in Delaware. Biden’s personal lawyers were allowed to search for
documents until last week when the FBI finally went into Biden’s home – not in
a raid – and found a fifth stash of classified material.
Attorney
General Merrick Garland appointed special counsels over both Trump’s case and
Biden’s case. There are many similarities and many differences between the two
cases. Two important differences, in my mind, are the way that the documents
were stored and how long they were in the homes.
Trump
took his presidential papers with him when he left the White House two years
ago. He stored them in a locked closet or room in a home that is protected by
the Secret Service. Biden took classified documents home when he was a senator
(14 years ago) and when he left the office of vice president (more than six
years ago). Some of his documents were locked in a closet at the Penn Biden
Center where there is no Secret Service protection and in several places in his
home, including his garage “beside his Corvette.”
Biden’s
drug addict son, Hunter, has been living in the Biden home in Delaware. In
addition, the home was used as the campaign headquarters for Biden candidacy in
the 2020 presidential campaign. No one seems to know who was coming and going
at the Biden home over the fourteen years that classified material was in the
home.
A
determination has not yet been made public about what was in the classified
documents. The seriousness of the Biden case will be determined by the contents
of the documents and how those contents affect national security. Trump’s case
will most likely be judged on his desire to keep the paperwork and “obstruction.”
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