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And red flags here Spence ?
"Because the emails were housed on her private account, the process was overseen by Clinton and her aides, not archivists like it would have been if the email was housed on government servers." Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Come on, Spence. If there's racism in that PD, it needs to be fixed, but their chief of police isn't running for President. |
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How do we know what she deleted? Ferguson is a local matter, Clinton's character is obviously a national concern if she's running for POTUS...she may get an actual challenge from Lie-awatha. |
I'm thinking the Trey Gowdy renewed vigor into Clinton could backfire big time.
He's going to stir the pot and dig deeper, likely find nothing, and exonerate her in the process...just wait and see. |
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Not if she testifies truthfully. |
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She said she only has one email because she didn't want to carry two phones . Clearly BS . Maybe if you're 90 you buy that excuse but do you Spence ? Everyone I know has two or more emails on one phone . I have work and personal . We won't get the server and I'm sure the hard drive has been destroyed . Acting guilty as sin that's for sure . Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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The server was already set up by Bill. I think they just looked at the simple solution, saw that it would be legal and didn't think how things could go sour. Poor judgement but not necessarily scandal worthy. Quote:
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She said the reason she didn't have two emails if she didn't want to carry around two Devices and that in retrospect maybe she should've carried around two devices. It's a pathetic excuse. Everybody I know has their work email and then their personal email. And I have it on 1 phone . You and your wife have to get with the times
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Nobody can tell me that as Secretary of State that most of her e-mail correspondence doesn't fall, at the very least, into this category. I call it pretty damn irresponsible of her to step outside of the D.O.D. network and bypass the safeguards that are in place. |
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Knowing Bill, He probably used it to host the Whitehouse.com website :hihi: |
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A more interesting question may be which Republican leaked the information to the NY Times to start this whole mess? Have you considered that it's just a manufactured scandal to disrupt the timing Hillary's Presidential announcement? |
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The clintonemail.com domain was registered in early January 2009, a couple weeks Obama's inauguration. Now if it was attached to a Clinton domain already running on a server in their house basement, which domain would that be? Clintonfoundation.org being hosted not in there basement at the time (and currently hosted with Microsoft O365) On a side note there are rules and laws on official correspondence and sensitive data that applied prior to 2014. Quote:
A home server running MS Exchange, in the basement of a home (even guarded by Secret Service), accessible via OWA, connected to an Optima Online cable modem is NOT, repeat NOT, secure. Quote:
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However...last night Megyn Kelly said there is a document that every state dept empolyee is required to sign...the document is an affadavit, whereby the signee is stating, under criminal penalty of perjury, that upon their departure from the State Dept, they have turned over all files and communictions related to work. The files are required to be turned over upon their departure from the state department, not two years later, which was when Hilay finally got around to doing it. IF Megyn Kelly is correct...than if she signed that document, I think one could make a compelling case that she broke the law. If she didn't sign the document, why not? |
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The problem comes from her using an Unsecure account to e-mail sensitive material. As Secretary of State I would think that all communications done in the context of her job are considered Sensitive Material. Anything from Travel itineraries to Phone numbers to when one of her aides is picking up little Susie from daycare can be used by unscrupulous types that get their hands on that info. Keep it Safe, Keep it Secure |
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