With a ‘Quarter’ of Biden’s Days spent in Delaware, Post Reporter Asks if Visitor Logs will be Released, Psaki Diverts to Dead Wife and Son with No Answer Given

The White House has no interest in releasing the visitor logs from Joe Biden’s Delaware home. With Biden spending one in four days as president in Delaware, Psaki was asked if they would reconsider releasing the visitor logs after pointing to the amount of time Biden has spent there.

Psaki didn’t directly address the question asked, instead she retorted, “Well, the president goes to Delaware because it’s his home. It’s also where his son and his former wife are buried. And it’s a place that is obviously close to his heart. A lot of presidents go visit their home when they are president.”

In May of last year, the White House decided that it would release the visitor logs of those who come to the White House. This did not extend to Biden’s Delaware home. It was pointed out that Biden spent at least part of every one of his first 101 days in office at his Delaware home. By August of 2021, he had made 17 trips to his Delaware home.

When the question was first raised in August of last year, about the visitor logs being released for Biden’s Delaware home, Psaki responded, “I can confirm we are not going to be providing information about the comings and goings of the president’s grandchildren or people visiting him in Delaware.”

The subject seemed to die out, that is until yesterday, when it was released that Biden has spent a quarter of his time as president in Delaware. This revelation added to a snarky exchange between Psaki and a reporter from the New York Post, Steven Nelson.

No #Transparency: #JoeBiden has spent 28% of his time in office so far in his Delaware residence.REPORTER: “Will the #WhiteHouse be reconsidering the decision not to release visitor log information from [#Biden‘s] #Delaware residences?” @PressSec dodges. #JenPsaki pic.twitter.com/xRW61mJwfe

— Sn00pster 🚨 (@sn00pdad) January 18, 2022

Biden and the White House are very guarded when it comes to anything personal involving the President and any members of his family.

It seems pointless to release the White House logs if visitors can come and go to Biden’s Delaware residence with no transparency.