Posted on 03/05/2015 7:33:51 PM PST by MeshugeMikey
Fox News’s Catherine Herridge reports (via Fox’s Greta Van Susteren) that, in an internal 2011 State Department cable, then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton directed employees not to use personal email accounts for official business due to security concerns.
(Excerpt) Read more at nationalreview.com ...
And no one spilled the beans. Amazing.
I'm sure the hard drive has crashed by now and everything is gone. And of course the backups are useless. If there are any.
Where have we heard THAT before?
Come on now. We know Lerner was caught dead to rights, yet retains her ‘get out of jail free’ card (DoJ).
I mean, this is not just a lowly serf doing the same, where a no-knock raid would occur before the evidence could be destroyed (isn’t that always the rational??).
Instead, she’s in charge of her own server (was it ‘certified’ by any govt entity as being ‘up to snuff’? I know, when I worked in the financial sector, we had a REAMS of regs to ensure compliance) and could create/use multiple accounts, scrub any data, etc.
But, I’m sure NO impropriety was involved...No, none, I’m sure.
hillary rodham clinton a pig?...../s
the astonishing arrogance of this.
the real hillary clinton writ large!!
Well, see, here’s the deal, and this is why her defenders will think what she did was OK.
There are certain people, certain classes of people, who have to be allowed to not have to follow the rules.
They are superior ethically and intellectually to the point that they can be trusted to just use their own judgement in these situations and not have to abide by the rules/laws that people of lesser capabilities have to follow.
They need this “flexibility” in order to implement their superior vision in our society to make things better for everyone.
You see, it’s for your own good that they must be allowed to fly private jets to Global Warming conferences and live in mega-mansions and not pay income taxes and have a limo drive them 2 blocks to their office and have their communications kept private even though the law says they must do otherwise.
thus far this morning I havent looked to see who else has published this news.
they have a “dark horse” in mind...
Wouldn’t Obama, or his close minions, have to communicate with Clinton by email? How would her email not be listed in distribution lists used to send out notices of official meetings? How does he not know his secretary of state was using her own private email?
remember his pen...and his phone...?
I dont think he used his pen to contact the clinton woman but that does leave the phone..
Am I wrong? But does this story have legs?
how long the legs this story develops remains to be seen.
Since it is the responsibility of Congress to oversee, check and balance the Executive, I think we can make a pretty good guess about legs. Legs are useless without a spine.
Hillary Clinton is not a strong woman. She was taped saying that America should have a female president. Fine. But we need a strong female, and she isn’t it. She has been walked on, out-maneuvered, or propped up by every man she’s ever had to deal with. Hillary dealing with world leaders would be even worse than Obama dealing with world leaders.
Larry Klayman is pressing for contempt proceedings against the former secretary of state!!!
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3264944/posts
It shant be long before Mrs Clinton retires to Upper State New York!!
Larry Klayman is pushing for contempt proceedings against her thighness
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3264944/posts
Just read it. The Clinton Machine will go into full protection mode here shortly. Hillary, though, seems to have plenty of enemies on the liberal side of the aisle.
“Legs” and “She Who Must Not Be Named” must NEVER BE MENTIONED in the same sentence...
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