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Officially Serious Hillary Clinton Scandal? FBI Investigation. WaPo. (1 Viewer)

Definitely Serious?

Certainly Serious?

Undoubtedly Serious?

Unquestionably Serious?

Undeniably Serious?

 
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Oh come on. These are the Clintons. The only real question is how many dead bodies it will take for this to go away.

 
Ken Starr didn't have the balls to indict her when his prosecutors pushed for it; I'd be surprised if the FBI did anything...

 
When the FBI reports no wrongdoing in a few weeks, will that make front page news as well? I doubt it. For the Clintons,somehow the exonerations never get the same attention.

I'll post it. But the response here will be "of course they didn't find anything. You think the FBI under Obama would dare seriously investigate Hillary?" Etc.

 
When the FBI reports no wrongdoing in a few weeks, will that make front page news as well? I doubt it. For the Clintons,somehow the exonerations never get the same attention.

I'll post it. But the response here will be "of course they didn't find anything. You think the FBI under Obama would dare seriously investigate Hillary?" Etc.
Seriously? that's how it is for just about everybody.

 
The fact they have gone to the Denver vendor is a big deal, in my opinion this also means they have contacted Hillary about the physical location of the server. Stay tuned.

 
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Good to see Tim is already fantasizing about Hilary being innocent
Fantasizing? You put up $100, and I'll give you 5 to 1 odds she is never indicted or officially charged with any wrongdoing whatsoever with regard to this whole email thing.
:lmao:
Of course you don't want to make that bet because you know that nothing is going to come of this. So how am I fantasizing?
Wasn't there some long thread with some very principled people saying government collection of data was unconstitutional and some morally er "flexible" people saying they didn't see a problem with it and just a couple weeks ago the US gov actually had to go in and delete their whole repository of collected data due to a court order? Was there ever an update in that thread?

 
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I'm not betting on silly political things with someone who has spent pages upon pages arguing over the terms of these type of bets in the past. You are a weird dude. Get a second job if you need money so much....we all know you have spare time.

 
I am not sure what happened to Eric Hoteham, but I don't think we've heard the last of him.

Some new names and facts:

With the new server came an additional specialist: Bryan Pagliano, who had worked as her campaign’s IT director. According to federal campaign finance records, Pagliano was paid by Clinton’s Senate leadership PAC through April 2009. The next month, he went to work for the State Department as an IT specialist, a department official said. The people briefed on the server indicated that he continued to act as the lead specialist responsible for it.
- So basically Hillary had State pay her IT guy who really worked for her, not State.

Notably, the system crashed for days after New York was hit by Hurricane Sandy in October 2012, while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state.
- Oh well that's just dandy, it seems the SOS's server was down for a while, no problems there.

That led to new conversations about the need for better security, durability and a more professional setup, according to these people. In 2013, the Clintons hired Platte River to maintain the data.
- Guess what boys, you were are in possession of classified data. How ya feelin' this mornin'?

- And obviously for a long time and the whole length of Hillary's SOS term there was less than a uhm fully "professional setup." Great.

In 2008, responsibility for the system was held by Justin Cooper, a longtime aide to the former president who served as a personal assistant and helped research at least two of his books. Cooper had no security clearance and no particular expertise in safeguarding computers, according to three people briefed on the server setup. Cooper declined to comment.
- Sure are a lot of political people handling classified data here.

 
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- Somehow Joe Biden's name suddenly popping up out of thin air at just this particular time seems like a little too much of a coincidence. Like you said before, I think Earl Weaver gave the signal for the bullpen to warm up.
Thats not going to happen.
 
This investigation should be completed in a few weeks. No question.
The John Deutch example is possible. Deutch was Sec. of Defense under Bill Clinton who was basically accused of something similar, holding classified material on a private server. The AG Janet Reno "investigated", then did not prosecute (shocker) but did recommend his security clearance be removed. Pres. Bill Clinton pardoned him, which of course suggested a crime had been committed - but the GOP was taking over the WH at that point. And Sandy Berger was prosecuted, so was Gen. Petraeus.

 
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- Somehow Joe Biden's name suddenly popping up out of thin air at just this particular time seems like a little too much of a coincidence. Like you said before, I think Earl Weaver gave the signal for the bullpen to warm up.
Thats not going to happen.
It may not happen. I said his name popped up at this particular time for a possible run, that has happened.

 
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Good to see Tim is already fantasizing about Hilary being innocent
Fantasizing? You put up $100, and I'll give you 5 to 1 odds she is never indicted or officially charged with any wrongdoing whatsoever with regard to this whole email thing.
This is why you look stupid when you say you wish you could give more than 100 bucks to planned parenthood. Actually it just makes you look like a liar.

 
The referral did not accuse Clinton of any wrongdoing, and the two officials said Tuesday that the FBI is not targeting her.
It's just a slow day at the FBI, so they decided to check in on somebody who they're sure is all on the up and up. They do this all the time. Nothing to see here.
They decided to check on the custody measures for maintaining the email. That seems both prudent and completely consistent with the statement that Clinton isn't a target.

 
I must be crazy, because I read the article and I don't see that anyone is being accused of any wrongdoing. I read it as the FBI investigating whether there were data breaches/security holes.

 
So question: is mishandling of classified data, documents or information in connection with an unauthorized server, drive or location, a crime?

And if not could it result in firing from the executive branch or State department or loss of security clearance or other penalties?

 
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Good to see Tim is already fantasizing about Hilary being innocent
Fantasizing? You put up $100, and I'll give you 5 to 1 odds she is never indicted or officially charged with any wrongdoing whatsoever with regard to this whole email thing.
:lmao:
Of course you don't want to make that bet because you know that nothing is going to come of this. So how am I fantasizing?
He doesn't want to make that bet because never being indicted or officially charged <> being innocent (besides the absurdity with betting strangers on the interwebs in the first place).

 
humpback said:
timschochet said:
Slapdash said:
timschochet said:
Slapdash said:
Good to see Tim is already fantasizing about Hilary being innocent
Fantasizing? You put up $100, and I'll give you 5 to 1 odds she is never indicted or officially charged with any wrongdoing whatsoever with regard to this whole email thing.
:lmao:
Of course you don't want to make that bet because you know that nothing is going to come of this. So how am I fantasizing?
He doesn't want to make that bet because never being indicted or officially charged <> being innocent (besides the absurdity with betting strangers on the interwebs in the first place).
Online poker down?

Everyone including Slapdash knows nothing will come of this, hence him being unwilling to put down money at any odds.

 
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