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"The FBI needs to search the residences of Hunter Biden and any business offices of Hunter Biden to determine if there are classified materials there," Cruz said.

Oh, Ted, Ted, Ted.
The Republican standard. 
They don't give a shit about hypocrisy. >

In hell, at least in Inferno, hypocrites are given golden robes that are actually made of lead, weighed down for all eternity by their lies >

Thank fuck none of that bible stuff is real, really turns your stomach thinking that ted cruz would live on somewhere else. Much better knowing when he's dead he'll be erased from existence forever. >

That's not Bible stuff that's Dante's Divina Commedia.
It's Bible fan fiction if you will. >

Hilarious to think of it as Bible fan fiction. It’s really a perfect description. >

The Bible is also fan fiction >

Fan fiction of what? 
Like if you wanna be "haha the Bible is fiction" then yeah sure fine, but we don't say Harry Potter or LotR is fan fiction. Those are the things fan fiction is derived from. >

Noah is a Mesopotamian myth predating the earliest known Jewish texts >

Yes, and Homer didn't invent the Greek gods. We don't call the Iliad fan fiction.
Like yeah Genesis, especially the bits before Abraham, is pretty clearly a collection of folk tales, but that's a small portion of one book which is itself one of 66 books that make up the Bible. >

What’s the point of all this? >

I sincerely don't think either Biden or Pence intended to retain documents that were dangerous or highly important in nature. I think though the word "classified" sounds intense, most everything is classified including past travel dates, food allergies, etc of high ranking people. The difference with trump which has now been muddied is, he stole...actually stole on purpose, boxes of top secret documents related to nuclear programs and other countries and stuff. Then when asked for them back, he refused. Then when we went in to get them, found the boxes in wide open places where there is no security. But intent is major here. >

It’s common for classified documents to be “mishandled”. It is usually an administrative penalty that is enacted.
It doesn’t become a criminal matter unless the negligence was gross. Or refusing to turn ober documents that the national archives request. Only Trump did that. >

It doesn’t seem to become a criminal matter at all apparently, since I don’t recall seeing Trump be charged with anything yet. >

You don’t really get warrants issued for inter office issues. There’s usually a crime. Whether that crime gets charged or not is another story. >

I understand that inter office issues might not usually be grounds for a warrant, but we have both gross negligence and a deliberate refusal to cooperate with the national archives request for the return of classified documents that, from what I have read, contained sensitive material that would be a threat to national security if handled improperly. They were handled improperly. Either these last two years have proved that “completely broken” is a monumentally generous way of describing our justice system, or the mishandling and improper storage of nuclear secrets and refusal to return them to the national archive is not a real criminal offense. >

The DOJ always treats Republican presidents with Kid gloves. 
Bush illegally tortured innocent afghanis in Guantanamo. 
Nixon committed theft against the DNC
Reagan illegally sold weapons to Iran and gave the money to Latin American coke dealers to help them forcibly remove a democraticaly elected government.
All of them got away with their crimes.