BULLDOG
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In other words you are just whining about something you know absolutely nothing whatsoever about.
Thank you for disqualifying yourself from your own thread.
Have a nice day.
Interesting that Dr. Ben Carson almost verbatim used my words in describing this situation this morning on FOX news with Chris Wallace.
unFortunately you can't send you asinine statement to a special wiper what would erase your crap from USMB
Carson obviously knows even less about classified documents than you do.
Which isn't at all surprising since he has probably never seen one in his entire life and neither have you given the inanity of your posts.
Apparently Hillary hasn't seen one either. At least that is what she said.
Why does every right winger statement have to be a lie, even about the most obvious things?In other words you are just whining about something you know absolutely nothing whatsoever about.
Thank you for disqualifying yourself from your own thread.
Have a nice day.
Interesting that Dr. Ben Carson almost verbatim used my words in describing this situation this morning on FOX news with Chris Wallace.
unFortunately you can't send you asinine statement to a special wiper what would erase your crap from USMB
Carson obviously knows even less about classified documents than you do.
Which isn't at all surprising since he has probably never seen one in his entire life and neither have you given the inanity of your posts.
Apparently Hillary hasn't seen one either. At least that is what she said.
Why does every right winger statement have to be a lie, even about the most obvious things?
"I am confident that I never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received," Clinton told reporters in Winterset, Iowa.
RELATED: Clinton emails contained classified information, official says
Because it was not identified, it is unclear whether Clinton realized she was potentially compromising classified information. The inspector general reviewed a "limited sampling" of her emails, and among those 40 reviewed, found that "four contained classified (intelligence community) information," inspector general Charles McCullough wrote in a letter to Congress.
(Inspector General) McCullough said in the past that "none of the emails we reviewed had classification or dissemination markings," but that some "should have been handled as classified, appropriately marked, and transmitted via a secure network." The State Department has told McCullough that "there are potentially hundreds of classified emails within the approximately 30,000 provided by former Secretary Clinton."
That comment was in relation to her personal server, dumbass.