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At the same time then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was storing emails on a personal server in violation of the rules, her department twice received a "prestigious" award for its record-keeping practices -- an honor that, in retrospect, has watchdogs scratching their heads.
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) gave the so-called Archivist Award to the State Department in 2010 and again in September 2012, toward the end of Clinton's tenure.
During the 2012 ceremony, NARA Chief Records Officer Paul Wester described the honor, also bestowed upon the Treasury Department, as “prestigious.”
How did State merit such recognition?
originally posted by: VivreLibre
Oh nice
So they do or don't have the paperwork detailing where the missing $6 billion was allocated?
originally posted by: VivreLibre
Oh nice
So they do or don't have the paperwork detailing where the missing $6 billion was allocated?