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In reply to the discussion: Clintons Personally Paid State Department Staffer To Maintain Server [View all]karynnj
(60,979 posts)93. those are really interesting questions
It becomes clear that this decision to have her email on her personal server led to confusion in terms of what was private and what was personal.
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Purveyor
Sep 2015
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nothing big to me, would likely have been used AGAINST her if govt paid for her 'private' server
tomm2thumbs
Sep 2015
#3
Even if true, that still doesn't change this would be a firing offense almost anywhere
Sen. Walter Sobchak
Sep 2015
#12
I'm not a fan of her demeanor, but I just don't think the fact she footed the bill for the server...
tomm2thumbs
Sep 2015
#14
Pleading the 5th is certainly not doing HRC any favors. Now IMO this really makes it look
RKP5637
Sep 2015
#102
1) She was trained by the Department on infosec; 2) she sent presumed classified info to Blumenthal
leveymg
Sep 2015
#94
It shows integrity that she paid for it herself instead of having taxpayers pick up the tab.
SunSeeker
Sep 2015
#10
You mean when Cheney built two walkin vaults in his office and stored all his public records in them
Monk06
Sep 2015
#20
No, she hasnt released "ALL" her emails. She's released what SHE says arent personal.
7962
Sep 2015
#29
Cheney was allowed by the supreme court to release only information he felt releasing. Where's the
Monk06
Sep 2015
#73
Well if she is right and broke no rule let alone a law then her handling of her emails is not
Monk06
Sep 2015
#81
You can only cite the fifth amendment if you are asked a question under oath on the witness stand in
Monk06
Sep 2015
#89
Should have said under oath. Either way no oath no need to plea the 5th. We'll see if he does.
Monk06
Sep 2015
#98
I'm not a lawyer but my understanding is that the fifth applies to witness statements under oath
Monk06
Sep 2015
#103
So you don't think the Supreme Court ruling in Cheney's case is pertinent here? The situation is
Monk06
Sep 2015
#74
Employee would have needed permission from State Department for outside employment
Sienna86
Sep 2015
#27
Because the employee involved is refusing to cooperate with the SD IG, the Intelligence agency IG,
karynnj
Sep 2015
#53
Yet, if it was all this kosher and exemplary, why is he taking the fifth and why did he not divulge
karynnj
Sep 2015
#41
Great points - and I see that for many of them staying on would be actually quite awkward.
karynnj
Sep 2015
#87
A few things: was this arrangement disclosed to officials at the State Dept. or the White House?
TwilightGardener
Sep 2015
#44
Her latest explanation is that she did this to save us taxpayers the expense.
FlatBaroque
Sep 2015
#45
Could an alternative reason be that putting at least part of the cost in the IT budget would have
karynnj
Sep 2015
#52