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Except that the left DID make a big deal out of Hillary doing it.
Hillary was wrong because there was a reason for a clear separation of work product and personal items. She was wrong because she placed the burden on others (those she sent e-mails to) to "formally" maintain her archives. She was wrong because she didn't make the efforts to turn this over when she left. She was wrong in a few other ways I forget. This is ignoring the security issues which generated most of the conversation but isn't the topic here.
Yep. Got a lot of "likes" arguing with you on that from people that were completely silent when Trump did similar. Amazing.
It’s not amazing. It’s not even surprising. Many on the right don’t deal in good faith on these issues. Or any issues actually.
If by "amazing" you mean predictable and sad, then I'd agree. I too had a ton of likes out of those who now vilify me as the evil hippie leftist.
I don't know how you guys presume these things. This is wrong. He shouldn't do/have done it.
If you haven’t heard about the private email servers, burner phones, and other methods of escaping oversight, you simply weren’t listening.
Really, it was HRC's handling and dissemination of TS information through her basement server that was the biggest issue. This is such a huge, obvious no no that it seems unbelievable to me that there weren't arrests. Anyone else would have been treated much, much differently.
I tend to agree with this. What are they worried about here? They'll lose Trump's sharpie doodles? Should be getting rid of the paper copies altogether... We don't live in the 90s anymore. As an aside, I'm generally annoyed if I go to a meeting and someone hands me a paper copy of some document.
How many of the thousand or so participants in the fifty or so e-mail chains that actually contained a nugget of classified information that was forwarded to Hillary were fired? Yet alone arrested? Or disciplined in any way?
No idea, but if they knowingly did so outside of secure email system they should have also been prosecuted. This stuff is no joke.
Where are all the guys that lived in PSF when Trump was in office?
The .gov email system that these government employees resided on (where Hillary should have resided on) was just as inappropriate of a location for these 50 or so email chains as was Hillary's server. Hillary's server as a repository of top secret information (8 e-mails) was one of the many nonsensical ideas discussed by "dozens and dozens of officials, democrat and republican alike". Others included what 2000 emails meant (they were "up-classified" for the FISA request), how someone had to be copying documents directly out of the secure locations, etc., etc. We had a lot of expert opinions on stuff that never happened.
To be fair these officials were consistently wrong only because the direct questions they were answering were unrelated to anything really happening. I mean in a different context these quotes would not have been nonsense.
That’s my viewpoint also. Every time I hear his name in the news, it’s What Did He Do Now?
Not sure what you're talking about...they were pretty spot on. This really isn't a difficult discussion to have. We may be talking about two different things though. I'm speaking of that which is "wrong" not necessarily "illegal".
I can think of plenty that just don't post on FBG much at all for whatever reason. Lot of good traffic in the 1/6 threads, maybe you will find some of the people you are looking for in there.
Yeah. For whatever reason, people think it is a big issue that the former president tried to overturn an election and goaded his supporters into overrunning the capital. Probably would be less important if he wasn't still in completely control of the GOP. Weird.
He has slid thru all his life. I guess it doesn’t matter to people who can actually do something about it. It’s beyond tiring.
I agree 100%. I love pointing out hypocrisy. It's a vice. Sorry. But yeah the real story here is Trump and his attempts to hide so much.
In fairness jm, you’re one of the more centered non hyper partisan posters here (which is why I enjoy your postings). It’s not surprising you feel this way. I don’t think a thread like this is pointed at you.
Former White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman has said she walked in on President Donald Trump eating paper after a meeting with lawyer Michael Cohen, in what she believed was an effort to destroy sensitive information.
https://www.newsweek.com/trump-ate-sensitive-document-after-cohen-meeting-former-white-house-aide-1069399
You’re missing the point (pretending to obviously).
