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WASHINGTON, Jan 26 (Reuters) - The National Archives asked former U.S. presidents and vice presidents on Thursday to re-check their personal records for any classified documents or other presidential records after the discovery of such documents in the possession of former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden and former Vice President Mike Pence, CNN reported. The National Archives and Records Administration, or NARA, sent a letter to representatives of former presidents and vice presidents from the last six presidential administrations covered by the Presidential Records Act (PRA), the report added. A spokesman for former President Barack Obama told Reuters when asked about possible classified documents that his office had been given a "clean bill of health" by the National Archives. Former President Jimmy Carter did not receive a letter from the National Archives, since the Presidential Records Act took effect after he left office. The National Archives has come under criticism from Republicans who say it has not been transparent in the documents cases.
Joe Biden, Donald Trump and Mike Pence are all facing classified documents controversies. Former presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama say they don't have any classified documents. Clinton's office similarly says, "All of President Clinton's classified materials were properly turned over to NARA in accordance with the Presidential Records Act." "NARA has never issued any such statement and is not aware of any missing boxes of Presidential records from the Obama administration." Biden, Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence are each facing controversies over the improper storage of classified documents.
Classified records pose conundrum stretching back to Carter
  + stars: | 2023-01-25 | by ( ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +9 min
The mishandling of classified documents is not a problem unique to President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. He contrasted that pattern for top officials to senators, who are required to retain classified materials in secure rooms at the Capitol. It's notable that Carter signed the Presidential Records Act in 1978 but it did not apply to records of his administration, taking effect years later when Ronald Reagan was inaugurated. Former President Bill Clinton's office said, "All of President Clinton's classified materials were properly turned over to NARA in accordance with the Presidential Records Act." The power to change or amend how classified documents are handled rests largely with the president.
Asemenea fostului preşedinte american Barack Obama, şi predecesorii săi la Casa Albă George W. Bush şi Bill Clinton s-au declarat dispuşi să se vaccineze public împotriva COVID-19, pentru a-şi încuraja concetăţenii să se vaccineze la rândul lor, transmite digi24.ro. Un reprezentant al fostului preşedinte George W. Bush a declarat pe CNN că fostul şef de stat republican, care acum are 74 de ani, este dispus să promoveze vaccinurile anti-COVID-19, potrivit Agerpres. "Vaccinurile trebuie mai întâi avizate ca fiind sigure şi administrate populaţiilor prioritare. SUA se pregătesc de primirea primelor doze de vaccin împotriva noului coronavirus înainte de sfârşitul anului. Atât Pfizer cât şi Moderna au cerut administraţiei lui Donald Trump să autorizeze în regim de urgenţă vaccinurile lor.
Persons: Barack Obama, Albă George W . Bush, Bill Clinton, George W . Bush, CNN, Preşedintele Bush îşi, Freddy Ford, Angel, Joe Biden, Harris, Donald Trump Organizations: Albă, republican, Agerpres, Washington Post Locations: Statele Unite, SUA
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