Skylar
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duhhhhh, so AOL and all their IT guys have classified secret clearance? a private server seems more secure than using AOL's server.Really? You are comparing the Hillary emails to Patreus willfully giving top secret stuff to his lover? You don't know enough details on Hillary's e-mails to say that. But nice try...
Yea it's literally the same crime
Except hillary did it on a massive scale, again intent doesn't change anything in this context. She's obligated to know the rules, that's why the state department has lawyers.
Says you. Most legal experts disagree. And as Powell and Rice did the exact same thing without charges, there's clearly a few holes in your assumptions.
No one has ever provided any evidence any former secretaries of state allowed people without the clearance to view state secrets, again totally non sequitur.It's not illegal to have an email server as secretary of state. It's illegal to improperly handle classified information. Like hire IT guys who can read every email you've ever written and never do a background check because you don't want transparency.
And most legal experts do not agree, the vast majority of legal experts have not been asked. The ones in the white house don't agree, much less the rest of the lawyers in the country
Her IT guy worked for the govt and had classified clearance, she paid him while off duty to set up her account and since NONE of the messages she received were classified at the time they were sent then there is no violation or crime.
Did she intentionally give top secret info to the enemy? The one statute that was posted as the law she broke, was not broken....do you have another statute that is different that you believe she broke? And what or who has made you believed she broke any laws? Your beloved right wing media???
You understand there is a vast difference between an email server and an email account, right?
You understand that private email accounts are held on private servers, yes?
Totally non sequitur, I keep saying it and it still is. And again what they were doing was not against State policy, unlike Hillary.
I don't think 'non-sequiter' means what you think it means. As you use the term every time you make a claim you can't back up. And I call you on it.
Your entire argument has been winnowed down to Hillary's attorney reviewing the emails before they were delivered to the State Department.....and his supposed security clearance.
Well, what was his security clearance? This is your first, last and only argument. And you have no idea who the lawyer was, nor what his security clearance is.
Once again you demonstrate why you citing you doesn't amount to much.