Opinion by Jennifer Rubin | Garland’s special counsels: The mistake keeps getting worse
. Garland compounded the error by appointing a special counsel to investigate President Biden’s possession of classified documents from his years as vice president and U.S. senator.
When Pence found classified papers at his Indiana home, his lawyers contacted the National Archives, much as Biden’s did. Pence allowed the FBI to come to his home to pick up the documents; Biden went further and invited the FBI to search his home. Pence, like Biden, pledged full cooperation.Yet, despite the lack of evidence of willful wrongdoing, both men might end up as targets of special counsels.
What if former secretary of state Mike Pompeo, who is clearly considering a presidential run, finds and returns classified materials? Or former national security adviser John Bolton? It’s likely that lawyers for any number of ambitious former public servants are combing files.
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