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Originally posted by: alanleroyII
Oh yeah...It's a nothingburger when 56% of Americans think Hillary should have been indicted and 57% said her behavior made them worried about how she would handle her responsibilities as president if elected...
Originally posted by: alanleroyII
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Originally posted by: forkushVQuoteYeah, like discussions of Edward Snowden, retroactively labeled classified, and available to anyone with an internet connection. You know much of the information available from Wikileaks is still considered classified, and it was linked to in this thread. OMG, that means that LVA is helping to expose classified information on its private server. Not only that, it's on a private server. And did I mention that LVA has a PRIVATE SERVER?
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Originally posted by: forkushVQuoteYep, hacking happens, to the DNC, Sony, the CIA director, Sarah Palin, and George W. Bush among others. And keeping an entire network secure is really hard. But keeping a single critical document secure for just a few hours? That's trivial, but the best people working for Trump couldn't manage it.
Originally posted by: Roulette Man
LOL. The Russians hack the Democrat's computers and these two Democratic shills don't have the balls to tell us about it.
Oh yeah leaking a speech a couple of hours before it's given just as bad being extremely careless in handling very sensitive, highly classified information...
Which reminds me. Does the LVA Members Rewards book have any 2-For-1's on nothingburgers?
(And the only reason this is being discussed is that the Benghazi investigation embarrassment flamed out so badly.)
Oh yeah...It's a nothingburger when 56% of Americans think Hillary should have been indicted and 57% said her behavior made them worried about how she would handle her responsibilities as president if elected...
And I'm sure at one time a lot of Americans thought that Benghazi was really a thing. And Whitewater for that matter. At this point I bet a huge number of Americans think there is something wrong with having a "private server." When the number one cable news network repeats something 24/7, it does have an effect.
How long were Republicans screeching about Benghazi, until it the investigation became an embarrassment to many of them? Let's just call the private server thing "Benghazi II."
How long were Republicans screeching about Benghazi, until it the investigation became an embarrassment to many of them? Let's just call the private server thing "Benghazi II."
