White House Refuses To Say Cocaine Did Not Belong To Biden Family, Refuses To ‘Commit To Transparency’ | Eastern NC Now

The Biden administration refused to say on Thursday that the cocaine that was found in the White House this week did not belong to President Joe Biden or his son, Hunter Biden.

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    The Biden administration refused to say on Thursday that the cocaine that was found in the White House this week did not belong to President Joe Biden or his son, Hunter Biden.

    White House Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates told reporters on Thursday that he had no new information on the matter.

    "This is something we take seriously," he said. "The law enforcement professionals in the Secret Service are investigating after this substance was discovered in a highly traveled area. We're willing to assist in any way needed. Beyond that, I'm going to respect their process."

    A reporter then asked Bates about recent statements from former President Donald Trump, who suggested yesterday that the drugs belong to either the president, his son, or special counsel Jack Smith.

    "Trump has made some pretty wild posts recently on social media," the reporter said. "One of them was that the cocaine found in the White House was - had belonged to either the President or his son."

    "Are you willing to say that that's not the case, that they don't belong to them?" the reporter asked.

    "I don't have a response to that because we have to be careful about the Hatch Act," Bates said. "What I will say is that I have noticed there does seem to be some increasing frustration coming from that corner in general."

    Bates was asked at the end of the gaggle on Air Force One about whether the Secret Service and White House will "commit to transparency" in disclosing details of their investigation into who brought the cocaine into the White House.

    "I'm going to defer to the Secret Service professionals who are carrying this out," Bates said. "I'm just not going to engage on hypotheticals about it. I would - I would suggest you contact them for anything more."

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Regarding the entrenched Two Tier Justice System's handling of the Cocaine Discovery found near to the Situation Room, in the West Wing of the White House: What is your position on, what Eastern NC NOW has coined, The Cocaine Presidency?
  This is a silly over-concern by over-reactive Republicans.
  Never in the history of the Secret Service's protection of the White House, and its inhabitants, has a dangerous narcotic been found in such a secure location, and then so inadequately investigated.
  Drugs are cool, so I might be the wrong person to ask.
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( July 21st, 2023 @ 10:23 am )
 
Why, pray tell, would anyone think the Bidens were the possessors of that now destroyed infamous cocaine near the entrance of that private west wing entrance, or the benefactors of any illegal activities whatsoever for that matter?



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