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originally posted by: IAMTAT
www.washingtonexaminer.com...
The president's top spokesman said he sees no reason for Democrats to find an alternative presidential candidate in case Hillary Clinton is indicted over her mishandling of classified material on her private email server.
"That's not something I'm worried about," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters Friday.
originally posted by: Phoenix
a reply to: xuenchen
In an alternate reality, imagine this were any, of the top three Republican candidates Josh was talking about.
I firmly believe the same folks now defending, supporting or planning to vote for Hillary Clinton would be organizing a march on Washington demanding INDICTMENT, if not a public hanging.
Total and complete hypocracy that is!!!
originally posted by: xuenchen
The decision to withhold the documents in full, and not provide even a partial release with redactions, further undercuts claims by the State Department and the Clinton campaign that none of the intelligence in the emails was classified when it hit Clinton's personal server
We need to realize why "classifications" are being made AFTER the State dept people see the emails.
They don't even know what's "classified" and what isn't because they don't see every email or text message or hear every conversation in real time.
All the press about the stuff not being classified at the time is coming from one source....
The Hillary Clinton for President Campaign
The SD has to go through all the messages now because they are under court order to release them to the public because of FOIA requests.
Even Congress can't get all the real top secret stuff.
This scandal is very deep.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: gpols
a reply to: IAMTAT
What would Josh Ernst know about a criminal investigation against Hillary anyway?
Unless Josh Ernst and the White House have been tapping into the investigating officers electronics and getting an inside scoop.
Obama did come out and almost, ALMOST, gave Hillary an endorsement earlier this week so it might be the White House trying to save face.
The White House HAD to admit the stuff was 'classified'...so they could also be able to admit to the 18 Clinton-Obama email string they have to keep from being revealed under the bogus reasoning: "to protect the president's ability to receive unvarnished advice and counsel".
originally posted by: Leonidas
Haven't we already passed the point of enough damning evidence to discount her as a candidate? It baffles me Clinton continues to have such widespread support...but then I feel that way about a few candidates for both parties.
But when will people say "Enough"?
originally posted by: Phoenix
a reply to: xuenchen
The basement spoke!
Clinton campaign claims the 22 emails are innocuous and says upset they are not released.
Two things,
1. Clinton did all of State department business on private server that had nothing but unclassified inocuous emails showing she did nothing as Secretary of State and wasted millions in taxpayer funds in that position.
2. Hillary is guilty of multiple and continued felonies by having classified material on an unsecured server.
That's it, that's the choices.
Now why in the Sam hill would anyone support her nomination or vote for her?
originally posted by: spinalremain
a reply to: Phoenix
Wrong.
You cried foul over a completely made up, invented scenario.
Not only are there no Hillary defenders in this thread, but I have a hard time finding any on this forum.
You have a burning need for hypocrisy, so much so that you rushed to the keyboard, invented a situation and spelled it wrong.
That's mental illness in some circles. This is why no one takes the right wing seriously. The incessant disregard toward reality is not only common and tolerated within itself, it is ENCOURAGED!
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Judge orders Hillary Clinton email releases every 30 days
A federal judge issued an order Wednesday requiring the State Department to make public batches of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's emails every 30 days starting next month.
U.S. District Court Judge Rudolph Contreras also set particular targets for the agency to meet each month as it wades through the roughly 30,000 emails totaling about 55,000 pages. (The percentages set for each disclosure can be viewed in the judge's written order, posted here.)
The monthly disclosure essentially splits the difference between the State Department's most recent proposal of releases every 60 days and lawyers for Vice News reporter Jason Leopold, who proposed releases every two weeks.
The State Department initially proposed releasing the vast majority of the emails in a single batch by next January, but Contreras rejected that suggestion, citing the public interest in the materials.
Clinton, now a Democratic candidate for president, has said she wants the emails released by State as quickly as possible.