We could answer that IF we had access to his emails. We don't. He didn't retain any.
FBI Takes Possession of Hillary's Home Server
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We could answer that IF we had access to his emails. We don't. He didn't retain any.
Then don't quote from politifact
Atleast Powell acknowledged that fact instead of hiding a server in her home, wiping it clean, etc
You're comparing politifact to faux news?
What's the ethical difference between wiping it clean and not making copies?
The fact that she even did it to begin with should throw up so many red flags that China should declare it a holiday.
Politifact has an agenda just like fox news. And you seriously think intentionally wiping clean a private server is the same ethically as not making copies?
Faux news and politifact are not in the same hemisphere .
Whether the emails have no copies or are wiped clean leaves the same condition...no emails.
Just for information's sake here is the politifact story on Romney from 2011.
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-m...-says-he-followed-law-and-precedent-taking-h/
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-m...-says-he-followed-law-and-precedent-taking-h/
That is true but you claimed they were ethically the same. I hate to tell you that they are in no way ethically equivalent. Especially considering obamas exec order re maintaining electronic comm
I must be missing something here. Didn't Obama's executive order take effect after Hillary had left office?
Doesn't matter. The conduct likely violated the executive order in place at the time:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...YqJABo&usg=AFQjCNHb1NgBAW-AxIDXJoPMg0nV_VcalA
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...YqJABo&usg=AFQjCNHb1NgBAW-AxIDXJoPMg0nV_VcalA
I did, but I handle secure federal data. The security training was for our handling of that data. The prosecution refereed to a violation of federal law.
At any rate, does anyone believe that WV has stricter controls on email than the US State Dept.? Sad if true . . .
Oh I definitely think Hilary will bide her time blaming the vast right wing conspiracy and the general public will lose interest. I don't think it will hurt her come Election Day unless she has sick pictures of kids or something on her server.
I do know from my time in WV State Government that we had rather interesting rules governing the use of a State Wireless Phone an State Email Accounts... Hence why most of us used private emails and wireless phones... LOL...
The new Monmouth poll released this Wednesday shows Hillary has some real problems with the coveted independent voters.
Probably right after Rove gets arrested like libs promised. LOL? You seriously laughed out loud at that?
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton entrusted her email server to an IT firm that was not cleared to handle classified materials, according to the chief spokesman for the Defense Security Service.
The DSS is an arm of the Defense Department and is the only federal agency authorized to approve private sector company access to sensitive or confidential material.
The agency reviews and approves private contractors to assure they have secure facilities and approves security clearances for employees to clear them for access to sensitive or classified materials.
Since 2013, Clinton used Platte River Networks, a small Denver-based company, to upgrade and maintain her private email server at her home in Chappaqua, New York.
About 13,000 companies have received FCL or facility-wide clearance. But Platte River is not one of them.
“Platte River is not cleared” to have access to classified material, stated Cindy McGovern, chief public affairs officer for DSS in a telephone interview with The Daily Caller News Foundation.
Sen. Ron Johnson, chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, told the DCNF that the Platte River involvement “raises serious questions” about the security surrounding Secretary Clinton’s server over the last two years.
“The revelation that Secretary Clinton used a private company, Platte River Networks, to maintain her personal server raises questions about what steps the company took to preserve and secure sensitive information in Secretary Clinton’s email,” Johnson said.
The DSS provides clearances to 30 federal departments and agencies, including the State Department.
Alex McGeorge, the head of threat intelligence at the IT cybersecurity firm Immunity told TheDCNF that all facilities approved for access to classified materials need a “SCIF” — or Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility — also known as a hardened room.
“It’s a room that is resistant to eavesdropping and unauthorized entry limited to personnel with security clearances. That would be a room that where data coming in and out of the room is tightly controlled,” he said.
According to the Associated Press, the intelligence community inspector general reported to Congress Monday that Hillary’s emails contained at least two messages with information considered Top Secret.
For servers that contain Top Secret information, “you would have to have very compartmentalized clearance to see. Those standards are much higher,” McGeorge said.
The DSS current mission is carried out under the National Industrial Security Program (NISP), the rules of which were established by President Clinton in 1993 with Executive Order 12829.
Platte River has not responded to requests for comment from TheDCNF.
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2015/08/14/exclusive-hillarys-it-contractor-did-not-have-proper-security-clearance/#ixzz3ip8NFO43
The DSS is an arm of the Defense Department and is the only federal agency authorized to approve private sector company access to sensitive or confidential material.
The agency reviews and approves private contractors to assure they have secure facilities and approves security clearances for employees to clear them for access to sensitive or classified materials.
Since 2013, Clinton used Platte River Networks, a small Denver-based company, to upgrade and maintain her private email server at her home in Chappaqua, New York.
About 13,000 companies have received FCL or facility-wide clearance. But Platte River is not one of them.
“Platte River is not cleared” to have access to classified material, stated Cindy McGovern, chief public affairs officer for DSS in a telephone interview with The Daily Caller News Foundation.
Sen. Ron Johnson, chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, told the DCNF that the Platte River involvement “raises serious questions” about the security surrounding Secretary Clinton’s server over the last two years.
“The revelation that Secretary Clinton used a private company, Platte River Networks, to maintain her personal server raises questions about what steps the company took to preserve and secure sensitive information in Secretary Clinton’s email,” Johnson said.
The DSS provides clearances to 30 federal departments and agencies, including the State Department.
Alex McGeorge, the head of threat intelligence at the IT cybersecurity firm Immunity told TheDCNF that all facilities approved for access to classified materials need a “SCIF” — or Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility — also known as a hardened room.
“It’s a room that is resistant to eavesdropping and unauthorized entry limited to personnel with security clearances. That would be a room that where data coming in and out of the room is tightly controlled,” he said.
According to the Associated Press, the intelligence community inspector general reported to Congress Monday that Hillary’s emails contained at least two messages with information considered Top Secret.
For servers that contain Top Secret information, “you would have to have very compartmentalized clearance to see. Those standards are much higher,” McGeorge said.
The DSS current mission is carried out under the National Industrial Security Program (NISP), the rules of which were established by President Clinton in 1993 with Executive Order 12829.
Platte River has not responded to requests for comment from TheDCNF.
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2015/08/14/exclusive-hillarys-it-contractor-did-not-have-proper-security-clearance/#ixzz3ip8NFO43
Bill Kristol made an interesting observation. No one in senior positions in the WH, DoD, or IC is even pretending to defend her.
They are merely clearing the way for whomever the savior ordains as his successor.
Yesterday during a stump speech, Hillary said that she's turned over the server (didn't provide any details on what was done to it before turning it over though, weird) & that she loves Snapchat because, "messages disappear all by themselves." Pretty ballsy to be joking about a situation where the majority (according to Politico, CNN, The Hill, etc...) think you lied. She went on to say it's politics as usual & even though she turned over her (wiped) server to the DoJ, she won't "get down in the mud with them."
She does understand who "them" is, right? - the DoJ, the FBI & the IC.
She does understand who "them" is, right? - the DoJ, the FBI & the IC.
The email "controversy" began with the GOP Benghazi conspiracy theory. Follow along.
So basically Hillary is allowed to break the law because she is a Democrat and the GOP are big meanies.
Because having an consulate attacked with an ambassador killed don't deserve an investigation into what happened. Oh and I hate to tell you Hilary brought the email crap on herself
She knew she would have to turn it over eventually. In the month leading up to this she probably hired her own forensic experts to comb and wipe that thing. Reminds me of Red in Shawshank - "Clean as a virgins honey pot."
