Biden’s a Far Bigger Security Risk Than Trump

2021-02-08

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It’s said that, “People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.” In the case of Joe Biden, the principle should apply as well to people who live in White Houses. President Biden says his predecessor should not have access to classified intelligence briefings, a courtesy normally extended to former Commanders-in-Chief. Mr. Biden’s stated justification is his fear that Donald Trump “might slip and say something.” If anyone should be denied access to classified information, it should be ...

It’s said that, “People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.” In the case of Joe Biden, the principle should apply as well to people who live in White Houses.

President Biden says his predecessor should not have access to classified intelligence briefings, a courtesy normally extended to former Commanders-in-Chief. Mr. Biden’s stated justification is his fear that Donald Trump “might slip and say something.”

If anyone should be denied access to classified information, it should be Joe Biden. He’s notoriously loose-lipped. He’s also been deeply compromised by our nation’s most dangerous adversary – the Chinese Communist Party.

And President Biden has demonstrated utter contempt for the most basic of security concerns by reportedly consulting on China policy with his son, Hunter – a profound counter-intelligence risk given more than a billion dollars by CCP operatives.

Can Joe Biden really cast the first stone?

This is Frank Gaffney.

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