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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: A "limited hangout". The best DC Kabuki since Fitzmas. [View all]geek tragedy
(68,868 posts)38. that's not a documented security breach.
You're very late to the party, but we're being polite by educating as to why the stuff you read on rightwing websites like hotair.com is not accurate.
WASHINGTON (AP) The State Department provided more detail Saturday about a 2011 document at the center of Hillary Clinton's latest email controversy, as an official said the former secretary of state never received the paper by nonsecure fax. But many other questions remained unanswered.
Clinton, whose presidential campaign has been challenged by her use of a private email account while secretary of state, is facing questions anew after Friday's revelation that she asked an adviser to go around a secure fax system to transmit a set of "talking points" on an unspecified subject.
Clinton told the adviser to turn it "into nonpaper w/no identifying heading and send nonsecure." Republicans immediately pounced on the exchange and suggested it proved impropriety.
The State Department said Friday that no such document was sent by email.
And on Saturday, a State Department official who wasn't authorized to speak publicly on the increasingly complicated review of Clinton's emails said the agency "checked its records and found no indication that the document in question was sent to Secretary Clinton using nonsecure fax or email."
The official, who demanded anonymity, said records instead turned up a secure fax transmission shortly after Clinton's email exchange with adviser Jake Sullivan on June 17, 2011. The implication was that this was the same document.
http://www.usnews.com/news/politics/articles/2016-01-09/more-detail-new-questions-about-2011-clinton-email
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It turns out that Comey gave a performance that would make a ten year old ask questions
arendt
Jul 2016
#16
All of the sudden, you decide the VRWC would just drop her is she wasn't a candidate
arendt
Jul 2016
#61
Because its not true and no proof of that was found in the FBI investigation
stevenleser
Jul 2016
#26
she intended that someone send her something by nonsecure means if secure means
geek tragedy
Jul 2016
#57
you claimed there was a documented breach. I have demonstrated that was your imagination
geek tragedy
Jul 2016
#63
It means that it is impossible for anyone without a high level security clearnace to play this game.
arendt
Jul 2016
#68
yes, protecting classified information is not something people without clearances do nt
geek tragedy
Jul 2016
#70
yawn. do you have anything that isn't hatred of Clinton and rightwing innuendo to contribute here,
geek tragedy
Jul 2016
#73
Chuck Hobbs is flat-out lying when he describes himself as a Clinton backer.
geek tragedy
Jul 2016
#19
I suggest you try citing Wikipedia in your next legal filing, see how that goes nt
geek tragedy
Jul 2016
#44
I know it is over. That's why I wrote this. Did you read my hopelessness or just want to bash me?
arendt
Jul 2016
#13
I'm saying you started with a big old strawman and are beating a dead horse. n/t
JTFrog
Jul 2016
#14
Bottom Line: "FBI director says Clinton did not lie, break law in email handling"
emulatorloo
Jul 2016
#51