Special Counsel Declines Charges Against Biden Over Classified Documents
Robert Hur cites lack of evidence for 'willful' retention, contrasts Biden's cooperation with Trump's alleged obstruction in separate case.
- Special Counsel Robert Hur concludes insufficient evidence exists to charge President Biden for mishandling classified documents.
- Hur highlights Biden's cooperation with the investigation, contrasting it with former President Trump's alleged obstruction in a similar case.
- The report notes Biden's belief that he was allowed to keep certain documents, referencing historical precedents.
- Republicans criticize the decision, alleging a double standard in the treatment of Biden compared to Trump.
- Hur's findings underscore the importance of intent and cooperation in Espionage Act cases, making prosecution unlikely without clear evidence of willful misconduct.
































































































