More Files In Da House

At President Biden's invitation, the Justice Department conducted a thirteen-hour search of the President's house in Greenville, Delaware and found . . . yet more classified documents.  

This is the fifth time that classified documents have been found in Biden's possession.  The bright side to this ongoing story is . . . uh, there is no bright side.

Okay, the President is cooperating fully.  And yes, he has one-tenth as many documents as Trump had. And yes, Biden has not claimed ownership of any of the documents found in his possession the way Trump tried to claim ownership of all of the documents at Mar-a-Lago.  But - you knew I was coming to a but - it smells politically, what with the dripping of information piece by piece and with Biden's moral superiority over Trump on the documents now eradicated.  Even Democrats aren't defending Biden now.  And Republicans - who have never defended Biden for anything - are salivating over starting their own investigation of the Biden documents in order to make it look even worse than it does.

And Biden wants to run for re-election again . . . 

Right, I'm done. Count me out of rooting for anyone for 2024.  I'll just vote for whom I think the better presidential nominee is (not the best presidential nominee, the better - no more third parties for me!), but I'm not backing any one person for President, what with my own personal choice having already signaled a complete and utter lack of interest in the office.  

So who could run for President for the Democrats in Biden's stead, if I had to choose someone?  I don't know.  Maybe Tim Ryan.     

His hopes for a Senate seat long since dashed, he has nothing else to run for.