Joe Biden has spent the majority of his time at the White House outside the residence. According to Newsweek, Obama spent an estimated 160 days away from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in his first year alone. As he packs his bags for his Delaware houses seemingly on a daily basis, he has shown no indications of slowing down.

While he relishes the power and grandeur of being POTUS, he doesn’t appear to know how to do his duties, as the country sinks deeper into despair with each passing day. Perhaps this is why he chooses to remain out of office as often as possible, avoiding the reminder of his obligation to lead the country and the accountability for what he isn’t doing.

Given the large amount of time he spends in Delaware, the American people have the right to know what he is doing there.

Fox News stated that, in response to a request for evidence of Biden’s work when away from the White House, the Secret Service discovered “no relevant documents” on visitor logs at either of his Delaware houses.

“The U.S. Secret Service insisted that no records exist of who President Biden has met with at his Delaware residences during his presidency, according to a report Wednesday.”

“The New York Post reported that it requested the information about who visited the president at his Wilmington and Rehoboth Beach homes as part of the Freedom of Information Act but had its appeal denied.”

“In a letter dated Sept. 27, Secret Service deputy director Faron Paramore wrote, ‘the agency conducted an additional search of relevant program offices for potentially responsive records,’ according to the paper.”

“This search also produced no responsive records,” the letter read. “Accordingly, your appeal is denied.”

The Post requested more than one year of visitor log records, including for Biden’s first year in office, but Secret Service Freedom of Information Act officer Kevin Tyrrell responded on Monday that “[t]he Secret Service FOIA Office searched all Program Offices that were likely to contain potentially responsive records, and no records were located.”

In contrast, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) was successful in obtaining data relating to a Japanese delegation’s visit to Mar-a-Lago with former President Trump.

In contrast to former President Donald Trump’s case, which triggered an extraordinary raid, Biden’s papers have undergone a lot of significant developments.

According to Fox News, “in a March 2010 email reviewed by Fox New Digital, the office of then-Vice President Biden expressed concerns about the University of Delaware’s terms for the ‘deed of gift’ for his Senate papers ‘due to the political sensitivity’ that could result from releasing the documents to the public.

More on this story via The Republic Brief:

“The email went on to list some sections that needed to be reviewed, including ‘Property ownership,’ ‘Timing of archival processing and public release,’ ‘Opportunity for review prior to release’ and ‘Scope’.”

“Biden has defended the decision not to release the Senate papers during his 2020 presidential campaign, saying that the papers could become political ‘fodder’, the report noted. However, his administration and fellow Democrats on his side don’t see, or care, about the incredible double standard that didn’t stop them from raiding Trump’s private residence which may lead to criminal charges in what would be ultimate “political fodder.” CONTINUE READING…