WelfareQueen
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- Sep 4, 2013
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Poor Hildabeast....
She's hidden from the truth so long she can't identify it anymore. In her recent CNN interview she claimed she had never received a subpoena regarding her e-mail. This was a blatant lie as was proven yesterday when a copy of the subpoena was presented to the media by Congressman Trey Gowdy.
But hey....who could remember a Congressional subpoena....right?
And what about all her claims about the legality of her e-mail arrangement with herself? The Washington Post rated her statement with a 3 out of 4 Pinocchios and cited.....
"In reality, Clinton’s decision to use a private e-mail system for official business was highly unusual and flouted State Department procedures, even if not expressly prohibited by law at the time. Moreover, while she claims “everything I did was permitted,” she appears to have not complied with the requirement to turn over her business-related e-mails before she left government service. That’s a major misstep that she has not acknowledged."
"On top of that, when Clinton was secretary, a cable went out under her signature warning employees to “avoid conducting official Department business from your personal e-mail accounts.”
Sad.....
Hillary Clinton s claim that everything I did on e-mails was permitted - The Washington Post
She's hidden from the truth so long she can't identify it anymore. In her recent CNN interview she claimed she had never received a subpoena regarding her e-mail. This was a blatant lie as was proven yesterday when a copy of the subpoena was presented to the media by Congressman Trey Gowdy.But hey....who could remember a Congressional subpoena....right?
And what about all her claims about the legality of her e-mail arrangement with herself? The Washington Post rated her statement with a 3 out of 4 Pinocchios and cited.....
"In reality, Clinton’s decision to use a private e-mail system for official business was highly unusual and flouted State Department procedures, even if not expressly prohibited by law at the time. Moreover, while she claims “everything I did was permitted,” she appears to have not complied with the requirement to turn over her business-related e-mails before she left government service. That’s a major misstep that she has not acknowledged."
"On top of that, when Clinton was secretary, a cable went out under her signature warning employees to “avoid conducting official Department business from your personal e-mail accounts.”
Sad.....
Hillary Clinton s claim that everything I did on e-mails was permitted - The Washington Post
