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For those who seek to dismiss our concerns about the security of Hillary Clinton's e-mails by telling us not to worry our pretty little heads about the issue, some sobering words from someone who has forgotten more about information gathering than they will ever learn: Former Deputy CIA Director Michael Morell said that he believes some …
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The putative next president of the United States continues to do her best to convince us that she has no business being president: Remember how Clinton told us that she couldn't use both a state.gov e-mail address for work and a private e-mail address for personal correspondence because carrying two smartphones would be too cumbersome? …
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I know, I know. You didn't think it was possible for Hillary Clinton's e-mail scandal to get any worse. And yet, here we are: Hillary Clinton wiped “clean” the private server housing emails from her tenure as secretary of state, the chairman of the House committee investigating the 2012 terrorist attacks in Benghazi said Friday. …
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I'm waiting for Hillary Clinton to realize that she and many of those who hang around her are too ethically compromised to be allowed near the White House, and to withdraw from presidential consideration as a consequence. Until that happens, I guess that I and others will have to keep emphasizing the point that Hillary …
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Apparently, secret homebrew e-mail accounts that can be hacked, a server in your own house--where it is vulnerable to all manner of dangers--and the frustration of efforts to make the government transparent are supposed to be real knee-slappers: Hillary Clinton opened her speech to a room full of political reporters by acknowledging an awkward, if obvious, …
The latest news bulletins: The National Archives now want the State Department to explain how Hillary Clinton's e-mails ended up on a private server, instead of being collected by the United States government. It sounds as though the people from the National Archives are concerned that there might have been shenanigans afoot. Imagine that. Even Democrats …
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Behold: Hillary Clinton has a long history of frustrating efforts to promote government transparency. Read the whole thing, but here is a highlight: Remember the commodity trading, in which she somehow made $100,000 "from an initial investment of $1,000 in a matter of months for a return of almost 10,000 percent"? Clinton "threatened a campaign lawyer who …
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Look, I really don't want to make my blog into Clinton E-mail Central, but there really cannot be enough emphasis on this story, or on the fact that Hillary Clinton has no business being the next president of the United States, and her camp has no business having any proximity whatsoever to political power. Let …
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As a rule, these are words no politician wants to be speaking in the days leading up to the launch of a major campaign: “What I did was to direct, you know, my counsel to conduct a thorough investigation …” “I fully complied with every rule that I was governed by.” “They were personal and …
To wit . . . Democrats are panicking about the state of her campaign. The Associated Press is suing the State Department in an effort to gain access to Clinton's e-mails. This alone guarantees continued press interest in this story, which means that the story is not going away. "Tuesday, Hillary Clinton projected the stoicism of …
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