Former President Barack Obama has reportedly declined to comment on whether or not he is presently looking for any sensitive documents that may still be in his possession, according to RadarOnline.com. This information was made public shortly after it was reported that President Joe Biden, who served as Obama’s vice president, still had secret documents from his tenure in that position. Many Americans are now wondering what other high-ranking current and past White House employees might also be in possession of secret information in light of this.

It is not uncommon for former high-ranking government officials to retain classified documents after leaving office, but it raises concerns about the potential mishandling or misuse of sensitive information. President Obama’s refusal to comment on the matter has only added to the speculation and intrigue surrounding this issue.

Furthermore, many experts have also raised concerns about the potential security risks posed by such documents remaining in the possession of individuals who are no longer in positions of power. This is particularly true in the case of President Obama, who held the highest office in the land and had access to some of the most highly classified information during his tenure.

At this time, it is unclear whether President Obama is indeed in possession of any classified documents and if so, what measures, if any, are being taken to ensure their safekeeping and protection. The American public is left wondering about the implications and the potential consequences of these recent developments.

On Tuesday, after it was revealed a cache of classified files was recovered from former Vice President Mike Pence’s Indiana home, Fox News pressed Obama’s communications director – Hannah Hankins – whether the former president is now also searching his personal residences.

“We have nothing for you at this time,” Hankins told the conservative news network.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the discovery and recovery of classified documents found in President Biden’s possession after five separate searches has created a scandal regarding the handling of classified materials by government officials.

According to Daily Mail, the discovery of classified materials in Biden’s possession has also jeopardized the ongoing federal investigation into former President Donald Trump and his allegedly illegal hoarding of classified documents at his Palm Beach, Florida Mar-a-Lago resort after leaving the White House in January 2021.

“Politically it has effectively let former President Donald J. Trump off the hook for hoarding secret papers,” chief White House correspondent for The New York Times Peter Baker recently wrote.

Just three months after Trump’s Palm Beach resort was raided by the FBI on August 8, 2022, Biden’s personal lawyers discovered at least ten classified documents in the current president’s office at the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement in Washington, D.C. on November 2.

In the weeks following the initial discovery, four additional searches of Biden’s residences – including his home in Wilmington, Delaware – resulted in the discovery and recovery of dozens of additional classified documents.

Although the Justice Department and U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland have since launched a federal probe into Biden’s allegedly illegal mishandling of classified docs, Trump has used the scandal to downplay his own allegedly illegal behavior.

According to Trump, he is “being persecuted” by a “Trump-deranged” special prosecutor for his possession of classified materials while President Biden “is being given white-glove treatment.”

Stanley Brand, a Washington, D.C. lawyer who previously served as general counsel to the House of Representatives, recently indicated that the DOJ’s investigations into both Trump and Biden could provide Trump the ammunition to challenge the ongoing investigation into him.

“There is also the issue of selective prosecution: treating similar cases differently based on a suspect classification or criteria,” said Brand. “I would allege that as an appointee of the president, [Garland] is conflicted.”

“A conflict that can’t be resolved by the appointment of a special counsel, since under the D.O.J. regulation he retains ultimate responsibility,” Brand added.