Posted on 12/03/2016 3:22:18 PM PST by kevcol
The story will go down in history as “the most grossly overrated, over-covered and most destructive story in all of presidential politics,” Palmieri said, adding: “If I made one mistake, it was legitimizing the way the press covered this story line.”
Palmieri and other top strategists for Clinton’s campaign slammed the Trump campaign during the post-mortem typically set up a few weeks following the presidential election
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Let We the People be the judge of the email scandal, Jennifer.
Yes, the e-mail story revealed a VERY destructive activity. But overrated? I don’t think so. If anything, it was greatly UNDERREPORTED. We still have no reasonably accurate assessment of the damage already done.
The Nazis kept very meticulous records of all the collections, transport and final disposition of the people in the death camps, and in the war crimes tribunals after the war, these were the records that led to most of the executions.
Yeah....except there was nothing false of wrong in the story...
Thats gotta burn the bunghole....
Boy are they in for a surprise.
Classified ‘/ Pay to Play / Perjury /
What an ugly hag.
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Looks like an old linebacker!
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Lock them all up!!!
So...you still don’t get it.
...and you still don’t understand national security.
This is a classic case of liberals conflating two dissimilar topics to confuse the discussion. They pretend that objections to illegal immigration are racist objections to all immigration. They pretend that a lawful use of firearms in self-defense is part of the deplorable topic of “gun violence”. And in this discussion, they blend paranoid secrecy with treasonous mishandling of information that could (and probably did) get many Americans killed.
If this were just about using a private email server out of a paranoid desire to hide her communications from Freedom of Information Act requests and evade disclosure laws, she might be right.
However, this is also about mishandling Top Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information. With that that thrown into the mix and the FBI Director specifying that Hillary sent TS/SCI on an unsecure email system, this story is the most grossly underrated scandal in American history. Even with mishandling mere Secret, anyone but Hillary would have been facing serious time in prison. For the FBI to choose not to prosecute with TS/SCI is disgusting.
Hey Jenn...wait till the Clinton Foundation stuff gets out there, too..
That’s could take down a lot more people..
Maybe you’re one of them?
Th election might have had a different ending if they kept their powder dry until the last week of the election.
Psssst- Jen- nothing over-rated about a woman who was entrusted with top secret information violating that trust, and then committing a FELONY during an active investigation into her wrong doing! The liberal idiots you hang out with may fall for yer BS but not us-
Um, the email scandal, along with all of the security breaches and palpable illustrations of law-breaking, multilayered conspiracy and deceit, and a full frontal capture of Mrs. Clinton's habitual and obligate mendacity make this story UNDERRATED as delivered, and at least 1,000 times as big a deal as was Watergate.
Palmieri said, adding: “If I made one mistake, it was legitimizing the way the press covered this story line.
The alleged "press" was often reluctant or unwilling to cover this story, and Palmieri knows it.
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What a dimwit. She could get a job scaring babies with that kisser.
When you work for a fake president, surrounded by liberal dolts, espionage may seem overated.
Lock them up.
She’s a loony Clintoonie. What do they expect her to say.
Second mistake...
She used personal servers.
If she had used government servers we’d have never seen these eMails.
Those of us that signed the same SF-312 as Clinton and agreed to protect classified information from unauthorized disclosure don’t consider it to be “overrated”.
Maybe you should ask some of us entrusted with the nation’s secrets what we think, rather than making such a pronouncement about things you don’t understand or comprehend.
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