as one of Trump’s conspiracy theories bites the dust, he moves on to new pseudo-scandals (Page 2): Most classified after the fact. Personal e mails were allowed to be deleted. Only the...

moldyoldy

WEBCO wrote:

She had classified material on her server, already proven beyond a shadow of a doubt. That's a felony.

Erasing subpoenaed emails, 30,000, is a felony.

Destruction of government property, another felony.

She should be rotting in jail. I know it, you know it, everyone knows it. The only reason she isn't is because she's politically connected.

Most classified after the fact. Personal e mails were allowed to be deleted. Only the crazy right wing finds a crime in everything, until it comes time to charge with a crime and they back off because they know it is all BS.

WEBCO

moldyoldy wrote:

Most classified after the fact. Personal e mails were allowed to be deleted. Only the crazy right wing finds a crime in everything, until it comes time to charge with a crime and they back off because they know it is all BS.

You don't have any idea what she deleted, that's the point. We, the people, must believe what she is telling us she deleted. The point is she didn't have the legal right to delete anything. In my experience something doesn't get classified at a later date, this may have happened, but without the proper security clearance we will never know.

I'm not crazy...if I had treated classified information as cavalierly as she did I would be in Leavenworth. Why can't you just admit that what she did was criminally wrong? Not to mention an utter disaster when it comes to national security.

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Even Comey admitted what she did was criminally negligent and gave her a pass.

WEBCO wrote:

You don't have any idea what she deleted, that's t... (show quote)

moldyoldy

WEBCO wrote:

You don't have any idea what she deleted, that's t... (show quote)

Nothing was completely deleted. The FBI recovered everything.

moldyoldy

JFlorio wrote:

Even Comey admitted what she did was criminally negligent and gave her a pass.

Not exactly what he said.

WEBCO

moldyoldy wrote:

Nothing was completely deleted. The FBI recovered everything.

If that is true she should have definitely been indicted by now. Anything not classified should be released for the entire nation to see.

WEBCO

moldyoldy wrote:

Not exactly what he said.

No he verbally changed what the statute reads. It was never his call if she should have been charged or not. Just more hypocrisy and covering for the deep state.

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

moldyoldy wrote:

Not exactly what he said.

Well, Mr. perpetual whiner and victim. She did break the law. The same law that many in the service spent jail time for and did much less than her. Don't you have any moral code at all?

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1924

moldyoldy

JFlorio wrote:

Well, Mr. perpetual whiner and victim. She did break the law. The same law that many in the service spent jail time for and did much less than her. Don't you have any moral code at all?

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1924

In practice, however, law enforcement officials have set a high bar for prosecuting violations of those laws, looking for clear criminal intent, which Comey said was absent in the Clinton case. Because the government is awash in secrets, they are regularly mishandled unintentionally. In 2013, according to the National Archives, which tracks classification, executive branch agencies created more than 77 million documents with secrets in them, including 46,800 with newly created secrets. The FBI receives dozens of referrals of leaked classified information every year, according to Justice Department declarations to Congress.
https://time.com/4394178/hillary-clinton-email-fbi-investigation/?amp=true

WEBCO

moldyoldy wrote:

In practice, however, law enforcement officials ha... (show quote)

Not if you're a government employee. You obviously have never had a top secret security clearance. You have to sign legally binding documents that explain the does and don'ts. You violate any of the guidelines and you are criminally responsible. If I told my parents where I was deployed too, I would have gone to Leavenworth. Criminal intent is simply what he, Comey,added. Intent has nothing to do with it...you either did or didn't.