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hoops2
hoops2
Sep 15, 2015
9:33am
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Now we find out that Jacobs was the recipient of some of these classified emails. The conflict of interest deepens

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Originally posted by: hoops2
Now we find out that Janice Jacobs, the state dept transparency czar responsible for Hillary's emails donated $2,700 to her campaign.

Conflict of interest!


forkushV
forkushV
Sep 15, 2015
11:37am
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forkushV
forkushV
Sep 15, 2015
11:49am
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Originally posted by: chefantwon
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Originally posted by: forkushV
GOP Congressman Trey Gowdy has spent over $4 million in taxpayer funds investigating Hillary, without finding any provable wrongdoing. But while Hillary is releasing her emails, Gowdy refuses to release ANY of his.

What is Republican Congressman Trey Gowdy hiding?


Hilliary had to release her emails or be ordered to do so by the court.

Last I understood, the Congressman does NOT have a PRIVATE email server, and is not under investigation for his actions during the attack on the embassy.

Hilliary when asked to provide evidence, deny everythng, admit nothing and make counter accusations.
Not counter accusations. Just defining fairly excusable and even normal behavior, you know, like presidents playing golf and presidents issuing executive orders. Those who excuse their allies for certain behaviors while condemning their political opponents for the same actions are just bad human beings. Anyone disagree?

State Secretary Clinton received emails that were retroactively classified, and stored them on an insecure server.
Mr. Gowdy's committee received emails that were retroactively classified, and stored them on an insecure server.

Notice the similarity?
Boilerman
Boilerman
Sep 15, 2015
8:58pm
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And how would Gowdy stop the receipt of classified emails?


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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: chefantwon
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Originally posted by: forkushV
GOP Congressman Trey Gowdy has spent over $4 million in taxpayer funds investigating Hillary, without finding any provable wrongdoing. But while Hillary is releasing her emails, Gowdy refuses to release ANY of his.

What is Republican Congressman Trey Gowdy hiding?


Hilliary had to release her emails or be ordered to do so by the court.

Last I understood, the Congressman does NOT have a PRIVATE email server, and is not under investigation for his actions during the attack on the embassy.

Hilliary when asked to provide evidence, deny everythng, admit nothing and make counter accusations.
Not counter accusations. Just defining fairly excusable and even normal behavior, you know, like presidents playing golf and presidents issuing executive orders. Those who excuse their allies for certain behaviors while condemning their political opponents for the same actions are just bad human beings. Anyone disagree?

State Secretary Clinton received emails that were retroactively classified, and stored them on an insecure server.
Mr. Gowdy's committee received emails that were retroactively classified, and stored them on an insecure server.

Notice the similarity?



chefantwon
chefantwon
Sep 17, 2015
10:37am
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: chefantwon
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Originally posted by: forkushV
GOP Congressman Trey Gowdy has spent over $4 million in taxpayer funds investigating Hillary, without finding any provable wrongdoing. But while Hillary is releasing her emails, Gowdy refuses to release ANY of his.

What is Republican Congressman Trey Gowdy hiding?


Hilliary had to release her emails or be ordered to do so by the court.

Last I understood, the Congressman does NOT have a PRIVATE email server, and is not under investigation for his actions during the attack on the embassy.

Hilliary when asked to provide evidence, deny everythng, admit nothing and make counter accusations.
Not counter accusations. Just defining fairly excusable and even normal behavior, you know, like presidents playing golf and presidents issuing executive orders. Those who excuse their allies for certain behaviors while condemning their political opponents for the same actions are just bad human beings. Anyone disagree?

State Secretary Clinton received emails that were retroactively classified, and stored them on an insecure server.
Mr. Gowdy's committee received emails that were retroactively classified, and stored them on an insecure server.

Notice the similarity?


Forkie, Clinton's emails were stored on a server IN HER HOME.

"defining fairly excusable and even normal behavior" - sorry, Joe 6 pack doesn't store Top Secret+ emails on his home computer. That would be like having all of your bank deposits sitting at a tellers home until they have a chance to go to work and maybe put it in a safe. Of course there isn't any proof that you ever made a deposit so any missing money is all YOUR fault.
malibber2
malibber2
Sep 17, 2015
10:48am
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What I get a kick out of is people thinking having a private server is an exotic thing. It isn't, and you can get your own starting at about $2 a month.
chefantwon
chefantwon
Sep 17, 2015
10:52am
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Originally posted by: malibber2
What I get a kick out of is people thinking having a private server is an exotic thing. It isn't, and you can get your own for starting at about $2 a month.


Do you store classified emails on your server? nuff said
hoops2
hoops2
Sep 17, 2015
12:30pm
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There are multiple federal directives including ones from obama & hillary saying that you can't keep emails nor have them kept on private servers.
malibber2
malibber2
Sep 17, 2015
1:47pm
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Originally posted by: hoops2
There are multiple federal directives including ones from obama & hillary saying that you can't keep emails nor have them kept on private servers.


Shh! Don’t tell Jeb Bush, Mitt Romney, Colin Powell or George Bush. And don’t get me started about little Scotty Walker. The guy setup his own network hidden inside a cabinet in a government office, so government employees could work on his campaign while getting paid by the government.

If this is a real issue for you guys, I think you should publically pledge to not support any of those guys ever for political office. I wouldn’t want you to suffer the life of a hypocrite.
chefantwon
chefantwon
Sep 18, 2015
10:19am
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Originally posted by: malibber2
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Originally posted by: hoops2
There are multiple federal directives including ones from obama & hillary saying that you can't keep emails nor have them kept on private servers.


Shh! Don’t tell Jeb Bush, Mitt Romney, Colin Powell or George Bush. And don’t get me started about little Scotty Walker. The guy setup his own network hidden inside a cabinet in a government office, so government employees could work on his campaign while getting paid by the government.

If this is a real issue for you guys, I think you should publically pledge to not support any of those guys ever for political office. I wouldn’t want you to suffer the life of a hypocrite.


Jeb Bush, Mitt Romney, and Scott Walker were/are governors they don't get classified information.

W Bush and Colin Powell did NOT have a private email server.

WE are talking about a physical computer server in ones HOME. Which of the previous 5 people had an actual email server in their possession?

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