Posted on 02/28/2018 4:52:49 AM PST by governsleastgovernsbest
Swamp creatures don’t dig outsiders getting in on their act. Jeremy Bash gave a prime example of the phenomenon on today’s Morning Joe.
Commenting on the news that Jared Kushner has lost his top-secret clearance, Bash–a former Obama official–snidely suggested that people with Kushner’s lower-level “secret” clearance were fit only to:
“deliver the mail, or mow the White House lawn, or serve navy-bean soup at the White House mess.”
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Thed’d prefer Hazel P’Leaty’s system, where all clearances are equal. No feelings are hurt.
Huma did have Top Secret security clearance despite the fact that she didn’t comply with various requirements .....
Clinton Approved Illegal Government Job?
https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/weekly-updates/clinton-approved-illegal-government-job/
The core ethics disclosures required by law were simply ignored by Hillary Clinton’s protégé.
It gets worse. The records show that Abedin had a pre-approved Top Secret (Critical Sensitive) clearance for her SGE position on March 20, 2012. The “revalidation” of her security clearance was directly tied to her pending SGE status. (The clearance document shows that Abedin’s original security clearance investigation and approval took place on the same day – February 4, 2009.)
Just a few weeks ago, we released new records indicating that Abedin had failed to provide Weiner’s full financial disclosure records as required by law, despite repeated requests from State’s Human Resources and Financial Disclosures divisions. The records also indicate Clinton personally signed the authorization for Huma Abedin, her then-deputy chief of staff, to become a SGE. The documents also raised questions about whether Abedin’s position complied with federal law that prevents special government positions created for work already performed by current employees.
Says something about his view of landscapers.
A former neighbor, now CEO of a nice sized corporation, relaxes cutting the many acres of his lawn.
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