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House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer pledged swift action from Congress after the White House’s latest disclosure that President Biden’s aides discovered five additional pages of classified documents at his Wilmington, Delaware home.
The Kentucky Republican said the slow trickle of disclosures from the White House as Mr. Biden’s classified document saga unfolds has raised serious concerns.
“We first learned about the Penn Biden Center classified documents months after they were found in an unsecure closet,” Mr. Comer said. “Then it took the White House weeks to inform the public about the documents found in President Biden’s Wilmington garage. And now days later, we are learning that there are more documents at the Wilmington residence.”
“President Biden’s three strikes against transparency will be met with swift congressional oversight,” he said.
The White House confirmed on Monday that classified government documents dating back to Mr. Biden’s time as vice president in the Obama White House were discovered at a Washington office building that he used when he was an honorary professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
