rudeguy
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Its already happening so your narrative falls flat. Unlike the shills @Fox where personal emails from the GOP is no big deal.
YetAnotherHomerJSBlamesFoxNewsPost
Its already happening so your narrative falls flat. Unlike the shills @Fox where personal emails from the GOP is no big deal.
Breaking news story here and a potential presidential bid killer.
Once again the liberal media is silent on the subject!
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/6788666
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/03/0...-state-department-raises-flags.html?referrer=
I'm glad you no longer count huffingtonpost or the nytimes as part of the liberal media.
Saw the reporter who wrote this on Morning Joe(Joe's such a blowhard).
Some interesting facts.
1.) Kerry was the first Secretary of State to have a government email.
2.) Both Colin Powell nor Condoleezza Rice used government emails. He said Colin Powell used a personal one and Rice didn't have email (which I find hard to believe).
3.) I think she was wrong but also think that this story is overblown giving that the previous Sec. of States didn't use government emails.
There is a difference between not using emails period and not using a government approved email system. Which was it?
Transparency we can believe in. /s
This is one of the things that Obama promised and that I was actually looking forward to from his administration.
She could have had a hard drive crash.
And then the IT hard drive could have crashed.
And then the backup server hard drive could have crashed.
And then the backup server's backup hard drive could have crashed.
This administration is, always has been and always will be corrupt.
By most objective standards Obama's administration is actually one of the least corrupt in history. Gotta get outside of the media bubble.
Just exactly what "objective standards" are you talking about? Please elaborate.By most objective standards Obama's administration is actually one of the least corrupt in history. Gotta get outside of the media bubble.
YetAnotherHomerJSBlamesFoxNewsPost
Come on . It wasn't intentional, it was just an oversight.
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I'm glad you no longer count huffingtonpost or the nytimes as part of the liberal media.
Saw the reporter who wrote this on Morning Joe(Joe's such a blowhard).
Some interesting facts.
1.) Kerry was the first Secretary of State to have a government email.
2.) Both Colin Powell nor Condoleezza Rice used government emails. He said Colin Powell used a personal one and Rice didn't have email (which I find hard to believe).
3.) I think she was wrong but also think that this story is overblown giving that the previous Sec. of States didn't use government emails.
I don't blame her. Who wants congress nitpicking your emails? Better to keep them private![]()
In the case of Powell and Rice email was just being accepted as part of everyday communication so I would give both of them a pass.
Rules were more explicitly defined by the time we got to Clinton
In the case of Powell and Rice they were Republican so I would give both of them a pass.
Actually she better hope she's in tight with Obama as she thinks. "It would be a shame if the NSA accidentally leaked the emails from your private SecState account to the media."
Fixed that for you.
Reminds me of how the Bush Whitehouse used RNC servers for email...
Somehow as an intelligent person my logic tells me that the State department does have an actual Policy on communicating electronically. There is the issue of not using an open and freely accessible E-Mail program to discuss state secrets.
Of course Hillary could just be too stupid and never uses E-Mail. Maybe she is scared of technology???
It was only two months ago, in response to a new State Department effort to comply with federal record-keeping practices, that Mrs. Clintons advisers reviewed tens of thousands of pages of her personal emails and decided which ones to turn over to the State Department. All told, 55,000 pages of emails were given to the department.
Just exactly what "objective standards" are you talking about? Please elaborate.
