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In reply to the discussion: Watchdog: Clinton's server had classified material beyond 'top secret' [View all]Kilgore
(1,819 posts)37. I suggest Hillary follow Blutos advice
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Watchdog: Clinton's server had classified material beyond 'top secret' [View all]
Jarqui
Jan 2016
OP
Over the top! Disruptful of Her Majesty's coronation! Hurtful and inappropriate!
Still In Wisconsin
Jan 2016
#58
Yes, and that's the problem. Now we have one law for high-up politicians and another for the plebes?
Yo_Mama
Jan 2016
#21
Hell, any clerk at any school office knows to keep their personal email separate from their employer
bigworld
Jan 2016
#12
Wait... Are you telling me that I can't read my classified emails and talk about them on gmail...
TipTok
Jan 2016
#26
I think you are right. But, I also do not think Bernie will take advantage of it.
razorman
Jan 2016
#91
It is mystifying. Surely, he has to see it. You just want to scream when he doesn't respond.
razorman
Jan 2016
#112
I don't think Bernie will grab onto this either but it's NOT that he's being a "gentleman".
napi21
Jan 2016
#126
Its used because it gets such a silly reaction from so many. Thats what makes it funny.
7962
Jan 2016
#141
Yes, but you are still subject to the laws about how to deal with classified information.
Yo_Mama
Jan 2016
#23
and what laws are those?it's a right wing talking point that has been debunked
joeybee12
Jan 2016
#62
You're right, the far right has long been a little too eager to take the Clintons down, both of them
Warpy
Jan 2016
#143
A felony conviction does not bar anyone from the Presidency, Congress or the Judiciary. The
24601
Jan 2016
#139
The DOJ does the indicting. The FBI just investigates and gives a reccommendation to the DOJ.
Akicita
Jan 2016
#29
I think I resemble your remark. However, should you care to look, I've been on the
Big_Mike
Jan 2016
#147
Hillary has three big weak spots: She lacks integrity, GOOD JUDGMENT, and common sense.
TryLogic
Jan 2016
#48
You do realize that B, Fox and others now have a copy of the letter, right?
magical thyme
Jan 2016
#56
the letter is dated January 14. The classification is such that the info was "born classified"
magical thyme
Jan 2016
#69
Hillary is just another too big to fail institution who believes they are above the law.
whereisjustice
Jan 2016
#74
It's an on running game of see, hear and above all say no evil, or be dubbed a Traitor .
orpupilofnature57
Jan 2016
#78
I don't really feel that way during a Democratic administration. It's probably better to take your
24601
Jan 2016
#111
I wonder if any apologies from people on this thread will be forthcoming.
Kingofalldems
Jan 2016
#133