In a live phone interview with Wolf Blitzer (just ended), Hillary is still claiming she just did what everybody else did and she didn't cooperate with investigators because she had already said everything she could say about her emails in press interviews and on her campaign web site. Seems like that's all the more reason to talk to them, rather than looking like she's hiding something.
Yeah, that's what the evidence shows. You got anything besides your false beliefs that says otherwise.Ah, well then. I'm sure sure the server wasn't compromised.
Amelia Earhart? She should be turning up any moment now, too.
As I said, just wait. They'll declassify the emails eventually.
In a live phone interview with Wolf Blitzer (just ended), Hillary is still claiming she just did what everybody else did and she didn't cooperate with investigators because she had already said everything she could say about her emails in press interviews and on her campaign web site. Seems like that's all the more reason to talk to them, rather than looking like she's hiding something.
You're not alone, I really dislike Hillary, I can't think of many people who would make a worse President. Trump is among that select group though, I will hold my nose and vote for HillaryAm I alone in thinking that this reflects quite poorly on HRC's character, but still thinks she's preferable to both Sanders and Trump?
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was supposed to have turned over all work-related emails to the State Department to be released to the public. But an agency audit found at least three emails never seen before - including Clinton's own explanation of why she wanted her emails kept private.
After 14 months of public scrutiny and skepticism over Clinton's motives in keeping her emails secret, new questions emerged Thursday. They centered on her apparent failure to turn over a November 2010 message in which she worried that her personal messages could become accessible to outsiders, along with two other messages a year later that divulged possible security weaknesses in the home email system she used while secretary of state.
The Clinton campaign has previously denied that her home server was breached, but newly revealed emails show an aide worried it could have been compromised.
The existence of these previously unreleased messages - which appear to have been found among electronic files of four former top Clinton State Department aides - renews concerns that Clinton was not completely forthcoming when she turned over a trove of 55,000 pages of work-related emails.
Am I alone in thinking that this reflects quite poorly on HRC's character, but still thinks she's preferable to both Sanders and Trump?
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Isn't it funny that the newly found e-mails that weren't turned over raise concerns about her actions and the security of her server. I love when coincidence and motive seem to be able to work so well with one another.
An agency audit of what? If they didn't have these emails what did they audit? Emails she sent to .gov address aka emails already in the State Department system?But an agency audit found at least three emails never seen before - including Clinton's own explanation of why she wanted her emails kept private.
Clinton staff went through more than 30K emails and divided them into personal and work related. Did they miss these or actually try to hide them? If they were sent to .gov addresses, why try to conceal them?The existence of these previously unreleased messages - which appear to have been found among electronic files of four former top Clinton State Department aides - renews concerns that Clinton was not completely forthcoming when she turned over a trove of 55,000 pages of work-related emails. And it has drawn fresh criticism from presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
That's been addressed ad nauseum in this thread.But hundreds were censored for national security reasons and 22 emails were completely withheld because the agency said they contained top secret material - a matter now under investigation by the FBI.
Because the department and the FBI review are not enough, completely partisan fine toothed combing must be done as well."It is disturbing that the State Department knew it had emails like this and turned them over to the inspector general, but not to Congress," said Iowa Sen. Charles Grassley, the chair of the Senate judiciary committee that's been probing Clinton's use of a private server.
An agency audit of what? If they didn't have these emails what did they audit? Emails she sent to .gov address aka emails already in the State Department system?
Clinton staff went through more than 30K emails and divided them into personal and work related. Did they miss these or actually try to hide them? If they were sent to .gov addresses, why try to conceal them?
Since when is 'worried it could be breached' the same as was compromised?
Why is the report by the FBI they found no trace of a compromised system and the fact the State Department's system actually was breeched being left out of this account?
Then the article goes into rehash:
That's been addressed ad nauseum in this thread.
Oh, and then we have this:Because the department and the FBI review are not enough, completely partisan fine toothed combing must be done as well.
The first 4 months in office emails are missing. Not a single email from previous Secretaries were kept, turned over, scrutinized, whatever. But Clinton, oh for shame, in her case it's criminal.
What do you think, during the first 4 months some massive conspiracy took place that had to be covered up? Is it not more likely those emails were inadvertently not saved?
This is such overkill, insane nitpicking. No one could withstand a similar audit and come out error free.
Where's the real issue here? I mean the stuff that matters to anyone except Clinton's political enemies? Who else on the Hill is 100% transparent with no faults ever?
She wanted to keep some things private. If you were Clinton so would you. Was it a cover up of a security breach? Coverup of a quid pro quo? Coverup of some conspiracy?
No? Thought not.
Was it hiding the use of the Dept of Justice to influence elections? How does that Bush action compare to this faux atrocity?
DOUBLE STANDARD, EXCESSIVE SCRUTINY, MAKING UP OUTRAGE FOR LESS THAN OUTRAGEOUS STUFF. IT'S NUTS.
An agency audit of what? If they didn't have these emails what did they audit? Emails she sent to .gov address aka emails already in the State Department system?
Clinton staff went through more than 30K emails and divided them into personal and work related. Did they miss these or actually try to hide them? If they were sent to .gov addresses, why try to conceal them?
Since when is 'worried it could be breached' the same as was compromised?
Why is the report by the FBI they found no trace of a compromised system and the fact the State Department's system actually was breeched being left out of this account?
Then the article goes into rehash:
That's been addressed ad nauseum in this thread.
Oh, and then we have this:Because the department and the FBI review are not enough, completely partisan fine toothed combing must be done as well.
The first 4 months in office emails are missing. Not a single email from previous Secretaries were kept, turned over, scrutinized, whatever. But Clinton, oh for shame, in her case it's criminal.
What do you think, during the first 4 months some massive conspiracy took place that had to be covered up? Is it not more likely those emails were inadvertently not saved?
This is such overkill, insane nitpicking. No one could withstand a similar audit and come out error free.
Where's the real issue here? I mean the stuff that matters to anyone except Clinton's political enemies? Who else on the Hill is 100% transparent with no faults ever?
She wanted to keep some things private. If you were Clinton so would you. Was it a cover up of a security breach? Coverup of a quid pro quo? Coverup of some conspiracy?
No? Thought not.
Was it hiding the use of the Dept of Justice to influence elections? How does that Bush action compare to this faux atrocity?
DOUBLE STANDARD, EXCESSIVE SCRUTINY, MAKING UP OUTRAGE FOR LESS THAN OUTRAGEOUS STUFF. IT'S NUTS.
Fascinating. Rarely do I get to see somebody advance through the five stages of grief. This must be the bargaining stage. We've already seen denial and anger. Depression is next. And then acceptance - of your new flaxen haired, orange-skinned overlord.
Actually this is a new stage. Spinning like a tornado stage. It's a wonder they can see the keyboard to type.![]()