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.Yes, this is a big fucking deal before people start trying to say it isnt.
Gaffers who don't care about this would freak the fuck out if it was a conservative.
.Yes, this is a big fucking deal before people start trying to say it isnt.
That's some level of personal hatredReally now... I'm so outraged that 10 or so personnel emails weren't handed over
I can't even tell anymore.
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If she said she had no other emails to turn in while hiding one, she's lying. And the other question is what the address is used for.Just email. Don't see what the big deal is
And announcing you handed everything over only for the government to find new internal ones? That's exactly why this is bad - it was poor judgement that now leaves an incomplete audit trail which in turn creates doubt.
What did Clinton provide to the State Department?
On December 5, 2014, 30,490 copies of work or potentially work-related emails sent and received by Clinton from March 18, 2009, to February 1, 2013, were provided to the State Department. This totaled roughly 55,000 pages. More than 90% of her work or potentially work-related emails provided to the Department were already in the State Department's record-keeping system because those e-mails were sent to or received by "state.gov" accounts.
Early in her term, Clinton continued using an att.blackberry.net account that she had used during her Senate service. Given her practice from the beginning of emailing State Department officials on their state.gov accounts, her work-related emails during these initial weeks would have been captured and preserved in the State Department's record-keeping system. She, however, no longer had access to these emails once she transitioned from this account.
Can she just drop out so we can get Big Dog Biden vs Trump in a debate?
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Gaffers who don't care about this would freak the fuck out if it was a conservative.
I'll wait for them to find something actually condemning before getting worked up about it.Yes, this is a big fucking deal before people start trying to say it isnt.
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Gaffers who don't care about this would freak the fuck out if it was a conservative.
As long as she didn't get anyone killed. That's fine.
Its simply this - she should have known better. The impact? Was potential impact from security or a lack of audit over her email files. And announcing you handed everything over only for the government to find new internal ones? That's exactly why this is bad - it was poor judgement that now leaves an incomplete audit trail which in turn creates doubt.
Again to most she did nothing wrong but at the same time should have known better for someone in her position. That's where it can be used against her.
Have you actually looked at the candidates on the other side? You think Democrats would change their vote to Republican for any of those candidates?Ah the old "Republicans can't statistically win ever"; I wonder if Americans ever think that if that is true then it shows the huge issues with a two party state.
Look; all the people who voted Obama are not hard nosed Democrats. He got through the first election on hope and the second on basically more of the same. People don't like the uncertain but next election both presidents will offer uncertainty - its a much more level playing field.
This will do harm and if the other candidate makes themselves look more competent and with better judgement - you really believe some Democrats might not move over considering their choosing a commander in chief rather than their representative?
Its not about how it makes her look; its about how the other person can use this to contrast themselves.
There were tons of ducks on gaf because some of those emails had people's SS#A leading republican candidate, Bush, accidently released personal and private information via email for thousands of citizens without their consent.
Number of fucks given = 0.
So please don't try and play the 'all sides are equal' thing here. One person did do something demonstrably wrong and zero happened as a result, one person did the same thing many other secretaries have done only this time for some reason it's 'a thing'.
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Gaffers who don't care about this would freak the fuck out if it was a conservative.
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Gaffers who don't care about this would freak the fuck out if it was a conservative.
Jesus Christ at the level of denial in this thread, it's almost certainly a result of the extreme polarization in American politics. God knows gaf loves to tear any republican down for the tiniest thing... If Hillary were one I'm sure this thread would be completely different. Fucking shameful.
Colin Powell did the exact same thing, these servers are vetted by the FBI (NSA? Can't remember which) first, and the emails weren't even considered classified until after the fact.I just don't understand how people don't see this is a big deal. What she did is insane. The Secretary of State using a personal email address for work, sending and receiving classified information? This is something that just can't happen.
She's either incredibly stupid, or in deep on some very dodgy shit.
Like Chris Christie?
http://www.wnyc.org/story/christie-sent-government-emails-private-account/
or Jeb Bush?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...7fae16-ca49-11e4-b2a1-bed1aaea2816_story.html
or Sarah Palin?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...e-mail-account/2011/06/11/AGc3ahQH_story.html
or Perry?
https://www.texastribune.org/2015/03/04/perry-faces-transparency-questions-after-clinton-r/
or Rubio?
http://www.wsj.com/articles/hillary...ivals-used-personal-email-accounts-1426205325
or Walker?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2015/07/30/scott-walker-emails/30780139/
what about past SoS?
like Powell
http://www.politico.com/story/2015/03/colin-powell-personal-email-secretary-of-state-115707
so no, we wouldn't care if it was someone else either
Do you even know what Watergate was about?People saying saying this isn't a big deal would probably be defending Nixon if Watergate had happened today.
People saying saying this isn't a big deal would probably be defending Nixon if Watergate had happened today.
People saying saying this isn't a big deal would probably be defending Nixon if Watergate had happened today.
People saying saying this isn't a big deal would probably be defending Nixon if Watergate had happened today.
People saying saying this isn't a big deal would probably be defending Nixon if Watergate had happened today.
it is kinda crazy that there are government officials out there having conversations not on the record.
Lol. Yep, exactly the same thing.People saying saying this isn't a big deal would probably be defending Nixon if Watergate had happened today.
People saying saying this isn't a big deal would probably be defending Nixon if Watergate had happened today.
Like Chris Christie?
http://www.wnyc.org/story/christie-sent-government-emails-private-account/
or Jeb Bush?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...7fae16-ca49-11e4-b2a1-bed1aaea2816_story.html
or Sarah Palin?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...e-mail-account/2011/06/11/AGc3ahQH_story.html
or Perry?
https://www.texastribune.org/2015/03/04/perry-faces-transparency-questions-after-clinton-r/
or Rubio?
http://www.wsj.com/articles/hillary...ivals-used-personal-email-accounts-1426205325
or Walker?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2015/07/30/scott-walker-emails/30780139/
what about past SoS?
like Powell
http://www.politico.com/story/2015/03/colin-powell-personal-email-secretary-of-state-115707
so no, we wouldn't care if it was someone else either
Can someone please please please explain this to me:
Why in the world did they think it would be a good idea to use this email-system?
*She knew this was not correct
*She knew she would be a president candidate so why risk that by doing this? She even quit the job to prepare for the 2016 election!!!
*What was the pros of doing it this way? Being marginally better at being secretary of state? If thats the only reason, was that really worth risking loosing the presidency or at-least risking it?
*Why in the world one anyone believe exactly all the emails was handed out? Does this whole thing not scream "Lets pick out all the sensitive emails before handing them over"?
*This is so stupid i cannot fathom
Because this was standard practice at the time, and had been done by numerous previous secretaries?
This wasn't a weird, peculiar risk or mistake by Clinton. Its what lots of people did, and it's *only* a thing becusse it's Clinton.
People saying saying this isn't a big deal would probably be defending Nixon if Watergate had happened today.
Don't forget what happened to her husband. Nothing new here.Damn lol.
Also, all this over 10 emails? Really? .
I have a feeling this only to get worse for Clinton. You'd think she would've nipped this in the bud as quickly and early as possible if that were an option.
Don't forget what happened to her husband. Nothing new here.