The Department of Justice plans to execute a search of former Vice President Mike Pence’s Indiana home after the Republican revealed last week that his lawyer found about a dozen classified documents in his house.
His designated representative wrote in a letter to the National Archives that Pence “was unaware of the existence of sensitive or classified documents at his personal residence” and “stands ready and willing to cooperate fully with the National Archives and any appropriate inquiry.”
His apparent “cooperation,” a pretense corporate media keeps using to excuse President Joe Biden for hiding classified documents in his office and homes, appears to have spared him the ire former President Donald Trump received from the media, the Biden regime, and the FBI when classified documents were recovered from his home in August.
Trump even rushed to defend his former right-hand man when Pence outed himself to the feds.
“Mike Pence is an innocent man. He never did anything knowingly dishonest in his life. Leave him alone!!!” Trump said on his social media platform Truth.
Trump’s defense of Pence wasn’t just surprising thanks to the Republicans’ hot and cold relationship. It was especially magnanimous considering Pence’s previous statements dunking on Trump for keeping top-secret information in his home.
Shortly after the FBI raided former president Trump’s home in August, Pence reassured the media that he did not take any classified documents when he left the White House. Despite the clear indicators that the raid on Trump, authorized by Merrick
