Who exactly was Biden talking to during his many stays in Delaware?

When a man becomes president, he suddenly gains a new appendage: The Secret Service. Wherever he goes and whatever he does, members of the Secret Service are there, keeping an eye on him. And, like all bureaucracies, you can be sure that the agents are required to document everything on their watch. That’s why it’s truly peculiar that, in response to a FOIA request from the New York Post to see documents identifying Joe Biden’s visitors during his regular stays in Delaware in 2021, the Secret Service is claiming that it has no records with that information.

The New York Post was curious about what goes on at Biden’s Wilmington and Rehoboth Beach residences in Delaware because he spent roughly 25% of his first year, not in the White House, but at those residences. For that reason, the Post asked for documents recording all visitors during more than a year of Biden’s time in office. And that’s when the Secret Service provided a bizarre response:

Secret Service Freedom of Information Act officer Kevin Tyrrell wrote in a response dated Monday that “[t]he Secret Service FOIA Office searched all Program Offices that were likely to contain potentially responsive records, and no records were located.”

From the Post’s point of view, this bizarre non-response, which is impossible to believe, is a way of hiding the fact that Biden is engaged in some sort of influence peddling, perhaps on matters connected to Hunter Biden’s conduct. After all, Hunter was frequently a conduit for this influence-peddling when his father was the Vice President:

First son Hunter Biden is under criminal investigation for possible tax fraud and unregistered foreign lobbying after routinely seeking business in countries where his father held sway as vice president. The younger Biden worked on some overseas projects with his uncle Jim Biden.

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