US EditionNational Archives acknowledges 5,400 Biden pseudonym emails, faces lawsuit for their release
- The National Archives and Records Administration has acknowledged possessing nearly 5,400 emails and documents that may show Joe Biden used pseudonyms while emailing his son Hunter during his time as vice president, according to a conservative nonprofit called the Southeastern Legal Foundation .
- The SLF filed a federal lawsuit against NARA after making a Freedom of Information Act request in June 2022 to obtain the emails. The group claims that the emails may reveal Joe Biden forwarding government information and discussing government business with his son.
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15 months ago, the Southeastern Legal Foundation requested reports on three email accounts linked to the then vice president without getting any response yet.
What Do They Say? National Archives Reports ‘5,400 Pseudonymous’ Joe Biden Emails
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) reports that Joe Biden had 5,400 emails, electronic records, and documents in which he used pseudonyms. The post What Do They Say? National Archives Reports ‘5,400 Pseudonymous’ Joe Biden Emails appeared first on 19FortyFive.
National Archives says it has 5,000 emails potentially linked to alleged Biden pseudonyms: Lawsuit
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) said it’s in possession of over 5,300 emails and documents potentially containing pseudonyms that President Biden reportedly used during his vice presidency, a new lawsuit reveals.
National Archives has 5,000+ emails from VP Biden pseudonym accounts
House Republicans went after President Joe Biden for using pseudonyms in a number of emails. Now, the National Archives revealed there are approximately 5,400 such emails, files and records. The pseudonyms used were Robin Ware, Robert L. Peters, and JRB Ware. Each pseudonym had its own email address — robinware456@gmail.com, JRBWare@gmail.com and Robert.L.Peters@pci.gov. The Southeastern Legal Foundation (SLF) made a Freedom of Information Act…
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