Nah....She Wouldn't Hide Anything

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TerryMiller

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From the below linked story:

"Operating her own server would have afforded Clinton additional legal opportunities to block government or private subpoenas in criminal, administrative or civil cases because her lawyers could object in court before being forced to turn over any emails. And since the Secret Service was guarding Clinton's home, an email server there would have been well protected from theft or a physical hacking."

AP News: Clinton Ran Own Computer System for Her Official E-mails
 

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I'm not defending this practice of avoiding open records compliance in any way shape or form, but this problem is persistent and pervasive with politicians from across the political spectrum, from school boards and local government, all the way up to the federal level.

Doing this is a breach of the public trust, should be both a criminal and civil offense and should be grounds for removal from office.
 

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There is no wiggle room on this one. She was straight-up hiding, or planning on hiding, something. This alone should disqualify her from even running for president.
 

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There is no wiggle room on this one. She was straight-up hiding, or planning on hiding, something. This alone should disqualify her from even running for president.

Wheres that little laughing uncontrollably little emoticon thingie?


Oh, here it is... :pms2:


I do with it were true though.
 

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I'm not defending this practice of avoiding open records compliance in any way shape or form, but this problem is persistent and pervasive with politicians from across the political spectrum, from school boards and local government, all the way up to the federal level.

Yes but how many of them go so far as to stand up their own server, registered under a pseudonym, set up by someone who doesn't even appear to exist and physically firewalled by the Secret Service? :anyone:

Also keep in mind that we wouldn't even know it happened, were it not for a convicted hacker who got caught with emails received by government email addresses, that came from this uber-secret email of Hillary’s. There's sneaky and then there's this, which is an entirely new species of sneaky that literally redefines the definition of sneaky. :(
 

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