NY Times: The Hildabeast used personal email address for State Department business

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I don't know which is worse - Hildabeast being that stupid or the State Dept for allowing it. She never used a .gov account.

The Fraud's Regime continues to be the most incompetent in the history of the US. Nobody else is even close.
 
70 yr old stroke victim

Who can't drive

Can't use email

Takes money from places money shouldn't come from

I know

Let's make her

President
 
What are the chances US enemies didn't monitor the emails


Zero
 
Her gross stupidity automatically disqualifies her for any job, much less president of the US.
 
shitslinger will be along any minute demanding a link to the article.
 
Dont be a dummy

We needa talk evolution. ..Rudy. ..No college degrees
 
This Hillary bombshell will lead to only 1 thing- the MSM will dig to see if Scott Walker conducted state business on his private email acct
 
70 yr old stroke victim

Who can't drive

Can't use email

Takes money from places money shouldn't come from

I know

Let's make her

President

CULTURE OF CORRUPTION: State Department Walks Back Claim On Clinton Foundation Review. “The State Department is stepping back from a spokeswoman’s comment last week suggesting that the agency’s ethics lawyers signed off on donations to the Clinton Foundation during Hillary Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state.”

Plus: Hillary Clinton’s Use of Private Email at State Department Raises Flags. ” Hillary Rodham Clinton exclusively used a personal email account to conduct government business as secretary of state, State Department officials said, and may have violated federal requirements that officials’ correspondence be retained as part of the agency’s record. Mrs. Clinton did not have a government email address during her four-year tenure at the State Department. Her aides took no actions to have her personal emails preserved on department servers at the time, as required by the Federal Records Act.”

It’s like they were hiding something.
 
shitslinger will be along any minute demanding a link to the article.

God forbid anyone wish to see a legitimate link to the story behind yet another of your whiny blog posts, Piles...

It's hilarious you're whining about someone else being lazy, for your laziness. See the utter stupidity there?

Seems many politicians do that... but if she's actually found guilty of something, let her pay for it. I don't care for her anyways.
 
there is no evidence

he didn't take illegal $ from hostile countries

he isn't running for Pres

but YOU NIGGERS NEVER TAKE RESPONSIBILITY

and CUNT CLINTON conducted ALL her business via private email....WHAR IS THE CUNT HIDING?

if she were an R...she would be history
 
BFD. So did Colin Powell.

This NIGGER wont care

But then this NIGGER is a NIGGER

The Times goes on to note that previous Secretaries of State have used private email on occasion, and that penalties for such violations are rare, since the agency which maintains the national records has limited enforcement power. With Hillary, however, the use was complete — she didn’t even have a secure government email account.

That raises national security concerns. As Secretary of State, Hillary presumably received classified and other protected information via email at least on occasion, since it was her only email account. That distinguishes her from predecessors, who at least had government email accounts.

We need more facts on her usage, but if Hillary maintained classified documents (including emails) on an unclassified computer device and email account, that could raise much more serious issues than the records violation.

Recall that in 1999 former CIA Director John Deutch had his security clearance revoked for improper handling of classified information:


CIA Director George J. Tenet announced yesterday that he has suspended the security clearance of his predecessor, John M. Deutch, for violating government rules by working with classified material on an unsecured computer at his home.

The unprecedented action against a widely respected and still powerful former official comes at a time of heightened concern over foreign espionage and the handling of classified information. It was clearly intended as a signal that the federal government, and the CIA in particular, is determined to tighten security….

“While serving as Director of Central Intelligence I erred in using CIA-issued computers that were not configured for classified work to compose classified documents and memoranda,” Deutch said. “While it was absolutely necessary for me to work at home and while on travel, in hindsight it is clear that I should have insisted that I be provided the means of accomplishing this work in a manner fully consistent with all the security rules.” …

The Justice Department decided in April not to prosecute Deutch for the security lapses, which were discovered when he left office, when CIA specialists went to his Washington home to remove a classified computer and safe. They discovered 31 files containing highly sensitive classified information on his personal computer.

You can read the unclassified version of the CIA investigative report here.

If the personal email records were shared with people without the necessary security clearances, that could be an additional problem, as David Petreaus is finding out:


Federal prosecutors have recommended that David H. Petraeus face charges for providing classified documents to his biographer, raising the prospect of criminal proceedings against the retired four-star general and former CIA director.

The recommendation follows a federal probe into how the biographer, Paula Broadwell, apparently obtained classified records several years ago while working on a book about Petraeus. Broadwell was also his mistress, and the documents were discovered by investigators during the scandal that forced Petraeus’s resignation as CIA director in 2012.

The hacking of unclassified State Department computers is a concern, as this February 19, 2015 Wall Street Journal report indicates:


Three months after the State Department confirmed hackers breached its unclassified email system, the government still hasn’t been able to evict them from the department’s network, according to three people familiar with the investigation.

Government officials, assisted by outside contractors and the National Security Agency, have repeatedly scanned the network and taken some systems offline. But investigators still see signs of the hackers on State Department computers, the people familiar with the matter said. Each time investigators find a hacker tool and block it, these people said, the intruders tweak it slightly to attempt to sneak past defenses.

It isn’t clear how much data the hackers have taken, the people said. They reaffirmed what the State Department said in November: that the hackers appear to have access only to unclassified email. Still, unclassified material can contain sensitive intelligence.

We are a long way from demonstrating that Hillary broke laws or rules other than those related to record keeping, but it is a matter that requires full investigation considering that Hillary exclusively used private email in her official capacity.

At a minimum, this episode may demonstrate a willful disregard for national security needs. At a maximum, it may be much more serious.

As Hillary heads towards the presumptive Democratic nomination for President, we need to know what Hillary did with her email account, and when did she do it.
 
It really makes no sense to me that these high ranking officials keep using personal email accounts. From the end user's perspective, it makes no difference if you are using hillary@gmail.com or hillary@state.gov.

The only reason to use is personal account is if you are doing something you don't want an official record of. I don't know if it's stupidity, some nefarious purpose, or just a sense of entitlement. But, it's wrong and the penalty should be increased.
 
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