Protip; Heroes don't even try to use information from security clearance applications for political attacks.*
And of course the article I linked to earlier showed that this PAC did in fact use some of the information that would have been redacted, making your post 1 for 3 on true information.
*Obvious exception for those who have gotten into trouble for lying on such applications, which isn't really about the specific information itself now is it?
Say! More fact free claims, why not a few minutes ago you had slammed Trump and Co as "corrupt" even though literally one minute worth of research was all that was necessary to utterly disembowel the claim.
But now you declare that people should not use a security application that they got through FOIA based on REASONS. Say, lookat them goal posts go go go!
But you claim that I am only batting 2/3 (which is infinitely better than the zero y'all are putting up) and again relying on a totally out of date document claim : "showed that this PAC did in fact use some of the information that would have been redacted."
Sure....
STRIKE THREE!
And if so that average would be .666 .....I made no claim of 'batting'.
And ... I really, really hope Democrats use whatever legal tactics they can to get similar information on Republican candidates.If the GOP can't do better than that they really are pathetic.
You declared that they sounded like heroes for not using information that would have been redacted from a source that was literally illegal to have been given to them. Not only would that not make them heroes, they did in fact use information that would have been redacted.
You claimed them heroes for REASONS! A moral person would be ashamed to make such a claim.
I also claimed you were 1 for 3, because the USPS does say it released the information. That is not claiming you were 2 for 3. I even used numerals to make it easier for you. I made no claim of 'batting'.
And as always you're claiming your citation says things it absolutely does not say. It does not say the PAC didn't use the information they were legally prohibited from being given. To say it does is a lie, that takes less than one minute to find out.
You're no umpire. They are pretty good with 'if-then' claims, while you are not.
Promises, promises.TBD OUT!!
Dream post! Zero links, just sticking to the guns.
protip: the PAC did nothing wrong,
they did not publish information that should have been redacted,
the PAC redacted the private information itself, your own article that you are now deliberately misrepresenting Completely destroys your claim.
Now, friendly advice: you made a claim, it was wrong, and when you get to the bottom of the hole that is rapidly filling with sewage?
Stop digging.
By the way, you are welcome for the link to the USPS statement.
TBD OUT!!
In her 20s, she substitute-taught at a school for Saudi children.
If the GOP can't do better than that they really are pathetic.
USPS takes responsibility a mistake, which is something Trump would never, ever do.
Agreed. The Washington Post made the same argument, badly.How are you getting that meaning from that tweet?
I hadn't thought of that.Looks like this PAC outed her first covert job.
If you look at her previous interviews, she mentions lots of details but not this one. I think, from the timeline, it's obvious why she wasnt forthcoming with that info. It's a good reason.
2001- 9/11 attack
2002- She gets job offer from CIA (she knows several languages but doesnt mention Arabic as one in her official bio)
later in 2002- starts working at Islamic school as an English teacher. ("Terror High" for the known terrorists who went there).
Looks like this PAC outed her first covert job.
If you look at her previous interviews, she mentions lots of details but not this one. I think, from the timeline, it's obvious why she wasnt forthcoming with that info. It's a good reason.
2001- 9/11 attack
2002- She gets job offer from CIA (she knows several languages but doesnt mention Arabic as one in her official bio)
later in 2002- starts working at Islamic school as an English teacher. ("Terror High" for the known terrorists who went there).
Looks like this PAC outed her first covert job.
Correct. As I thought my linked article made clear, that is how she realized that the PAC had an unredacted copy of her application. Such a thing must by law not be released, and the PAC used it against her as an attack.
But Trump supporters insist that using information about a person's service to their country after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, which it was illegal for them to be given in the first place, as a political attack is heroic.
Just six words ..."Don't you think he looks tired?"
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If you look at her previous interviews, she mentions lots of details but not this one. I think, from the timeline, it's obvious why she wasnt forthcoming with that info. It's a good reason.
2001- 9/11 attack
2002- She gets job offer from CIA (she knows several languages but doesnt mention Arabic as one in her official bio)
later in 2002- starts working at Islamic school as an English teacher. ("Terror High" for the known terrorists who went there).
Looks like this PAC outed her first covert job.
Hahahaha! This happened.
We have converted a job she had before she applied to the cia as her first covert job!
Dr keith? They are absolutely lying. Unless you believe that she applied to the usps when she was a secret agent working for the ******* cia.
She thought they had it because she hid it!
Such made up nonsense.
Ha ha! No. Christ no.
This was in her app to the post office for ***** sake before she worked At the cia
Hilarious!
Ha ha! No. Christ no.
This was in her app to the post office for ***** sake before she worked At the cia
Hilarious!
That job consisted of working with Washington police and Maryland State Police on drug, money laundering and white powder investigations in the post 9/11 era. link
Nice to see Trump admit that he was going to fire Mueller and someone stopped him.