Joe Scarborough had it right this morning on "Morning Joe".

With regard to Hillary's emails, her supporters have rallied
quickly to excuse the email thing as a minor issue and blames
the GOP for blood hunting.

Joe's point is spot on. It's not about emails, servers or
how long her personal, private server keeps her emails while
serving as Secretary of State.

She served as SofS from 2009 to 2013. In 2009 federal laws
were changed that mandated that official, government emails
be sent and received (encryted) via a government email address and on
government servers designed to archive and preserve them.
It's the law, not a "preference".

True to form however Hillary decided that she's so important
that she's above the law. It's another demonstration of her
deceit and her sense of being "special" compared to others.

This is not a minor issue that can be swept under the rug like
other issues have been in her 30 year public career. It's a
vivid example of the moral character of the person the Democrats
want as the next POTUS. Some Democrats and liberal pundits are
beginning to have reservations about her.

I think emailgate may be the demise of Hillary's aspirations to
be the first woman president. She can't be trusted with the keys
to the White House. It's one thing to discover after the fact
that a politician lied in order to be elected but quite different
to nominate or elect someone *knowing* they have a long history
of lying and deceit. I hope the voters of this country wake up.

On Thu, 05 Mar 2015 07:27:30 -0500, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:

True to form however Hillary decided that she's so important
that she's above the law. It's another demonstration of her
deceit and her sense of being "special" compared to others.

===

I wonder if that attitude is pervasive among the so called liberal
elite. So far we've got a sample size of two, maybe three counting
Bill. :-)

On Thu, 05 Mar 2015 07:27:30 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" wrote:


Joe Scarborough had it right this morning on "Morning Joe".

With regard to Hillary's emails, her supporters have rallied
quickly to excuse the email thing as a minor issue and blames
the GOP for blood hunting.

Joe's point is spot on. It's not about emails, servers or
how long her personal, private server keeps her emails while
serving as Secretary of State.

She served as SofS from 2009 to 2013. In 2009 federal laws
were changed that mandated that official, government emails
be sent and received (encryted) via a government email address and on
government servers designed to archive and preserve them.
It's the law, not a "preference".

True to form however Hillary decided that she's so important
that she's above the law. It's another demonstration of her
deceit and her sense of being "special" compared to others.

This is not a minor issue that can be swept under the rug like
other issues have been in her 30 year public career. It's a
vivid example of the moral character of the person the Democrats
want as the next POTUS. Some Democrats and liberal pundits are
beginning to have reservations about her.

I think emailgate may be the demise of Hillary's aspirations to
be the first woman president. She can't be trusted with the keys
to the White House. It's one thing to discover after the fact
that a politician lied in order to be elected but quite different
to nominate or elect someone *knowing* they have a long history
of lying and deceit. I hope the voters of this country wake up.



Wait, wait...one of our very own said this just yesterday:

"Hey, the Repubnants have nothing in terms of viable candidates, so Hillary's email
account *prior* to the law change is news."
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Guns don't cause problems. The behavior
of certain gun owners causes problems.

On 3/5/2015 7:41 AM, John H. wrote:
On Thu, 05 Mar 2015 07:27:30 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" wrote:


Joe Scarborough had it right this morning on "Morning Joe".

With regard to Hillary's emails, her supporters have rallied
quickly to excuse the email thing as a minor issue and blames
the GOP for blood hunting.

Joe's point is spot on. It's not about emails, servers or
how long her personal, private server keeps her emails while
serving as Secretary of State.

She served as SofS from 2009 to 2013. In 2009 federal laws
were changed that mandated that official, government emails
be sent and received (encryted) via a government email address and on
government servers designed to archive and preserve them.
It's the law, not a "preference".

True to form however Hillary decided that she's so important
that she's above the law. It's another demonstration of her
deceit and her sense of being "special" compared to others.

This is not a minor issue that can be swept under the rug like
other issues have been in her 30 year public career. It's a
vivid example of the moral character of the person the Democrats
want as the next POTUS. Some Democrats and liberal pundits are
beginning to have reservations about her.

I think emailgate may be the demise of Hillary's aspirations to
be the first woman president. She can't be trusted with the keys
to the White House. It's one thing to discover after the fact
that a politician lied in order to be elected but quite different
to nominate or elect someone *knowing* they have a long history
of lying and deceit. I hope the voters of this country wake up.



Wait, wait...one of our very own said this just yesterday:

"Hey, the Repubnants have nothing in terms of viable candidates, so Hillary's email
account *prior* to the law change is news."



The government email requirement and server became law in 2009, the year
Hillary assumed her role as Secretary of State.

Don't know what Harry is talking about.

On Thu, 05 Mar 2015 07:47:39 -0500, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:

The government email requirement and server became law in 2009, the year
Hillary assumed her role as Secretary of State.

Don't know what Harry is talking about.

===

And neither does he. Hillary is cooked and I don't think her party
has a backup plan.

On 3/5/2015 7:47 AM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 3/5/2015 7:41 AM, John H. wrote:
On Thu, 05 Mar 2015 07:27:30 -0500, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:


Joe Scarborough had it right this morning on "Morning Joe".

With regard to Hillary's emails, her supporters have rallied
quickly to excuse the email thing as a minor issue and blames
the GOP for blood hunting.

Joe's point is spot on. It's not about emails, servers or
how long her personal, private server keeps her emails while
serving as Secretary of State.

She served as SofS from 2009 to 2013. In 2009 federal laws
were changed that mandated that official, government emails
be sent and received (encryted) via a government email address and on
government servers designed to archive and preserve them.
It's the law, not a "preference".

True to form however Hillary decided that she's so important
that she's above the law. It's another demonstration of her
deceit and her sense of being "special" compared to others.

This is not a minor issue that can be swept under the rug like
other issues have been in her 30 year public career. It's a
vivid example of the moral character of the person the Democrats
want as the next POTUS. Some Democrats and liberal pundits are
beginning to have reservations about her.

I think emailgate may be the demise of Hillary's aspirations to
be the first woman president. She can't be trusted with the keys
to the White House. It's one thing to discover after the fact
that a politician lied in order to be elected but quite different
to nominate or elect someone *knowing* they have a long history
of lying and deceit. I hope the voters of this country wake up.



Wait, wait...one of our very own said this just yesterday:

"Hey, the Repubnants have nothing in terms of viable candidates, so
Hillary's email
account *prior* to the law change is news."



The government email requirement and server became law in 2009, the year
Hillary assumed her role as Secretary of State.

Don't know what Harry is talking about.


He is spewing the current party line. This is what most everyday
Americans will be told. You will hear them saying it at work and on the
street. Remember, libs don't really care about truth, they just want to
be told what o thing and be well taken care of.

On 3/5/2015 10:37 AM, wrote:
On Thu, 05 Mar 2015 07:47:39 -0500, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:

The government email requirement and server became law in 2009, the year
Hillary assumed her role as Secretary of State.

Don't know what Harry is talking about.

If CNN has it right the 2009 law required that all Emails on private
servers had to be forwarded to the government archive immediately and
the 2013 law banned them outright.

If she really was doing state business on a private server, security
could be an issue. It is still unclear to me if she actually had the
server at her house or whether she just had the domain name registered
at her address and it was actually hosted at another server.
Having your own web server still does not answer all of the connection
questions but it does give you total control of all of the data,

When you are talking about transparency,

That's all transparency was, Talk.
Mikek


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On 3/5/2015 7:41 AM, John H. wrote:
On Thu, 05 Mar 2015 07:27:30 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" wrote:


Joe Scarborough had it right this morning on "Morning Joe".

With regard to Hillary's emails, her supporters have rallied
quickly to excuse the email thing as a minor issue and blames
the GOP for blood hunting.

Joe's point is spot on. It's not about emails, servers or
how long her personal, private server keeps her emails while
serving as Secretary of State.

She served as SofS from 2009 to 2013. In 2009 federal laws
were changed that mandated that official, government emails
be sent and received (encryted) via a government email address and on
government servers designed to archive and preserve them.
It's the law, not a "preference".

True to form however Hillary decided that she's so important
that she's above the law. It's another demonstration of her
deceit and her sense of being "special" compared to others.

This is not a minor issue that can be swept under the rug like
other issues have been in her 30 year public career. It's a
vivid example of the moral character of the person the Democrats
want as the next POTUS. Some Democrats and liberal pundits are
beginning to have reservations about her.

I think emailgate may be the demise of Hillary's aspirations to
be the first woman president. She can't be trusted with the keys
to the White House. It's one thing to discover after the fact
that a politician lied in order to be elected but quite different
to nominate or elect someone *knowing* they have a long history
of lying and deceit. I hope the voters of this country wake up.



Wait, wait...one of our very own said this just yesterday:

"Hey, the Repubnants have nothing in terms of viable candidates, so Hillary's email
account *prior* to the law change is news."


That will be the line fed to the masses and continued by the MSM until
otherwise decent folks will never get the truth...

On Saturday, 7 March 2015 12:31:51 UTC-4, KC wrote:
On 3/5/2015 7:41 AM, John H. wrote:
On Thu, 05 Mar 2015 07:27:30 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" wrote:


Joe Scarborough had it right this morning on "Morning Joe".

With regard to Hillary's emails, her supporters have rallied
quickly to excuse the email thing as a minor issue and blames
the GOP for blood hunting.

Joe's point is spot on. It's not about emails, servers or
how long her personal, private server keeps her emails while
serving as Secretary of State.

She served as SofS from 2009 to 2013. In 2009 federal laws
were changed that mandated that official, government emails
be sent and received (encryted) via a government email address and on
government servers designed to archive and preserve them.
It's the law, not a "preference".

True to form however Hillary decided that she's so important
that she's above the law. It's another demonstration of her
deceit and her sense of being "special" compared to others.

This is not a minor issue that can be swept under the rug like
other issues have been in her 30 year public career. It's a
vivid example of the moral character of the person the Democrats
want as the next POTUS. Some Democrats and liberal pundits are
beginning to have reservations about her.

I think emailgate may be the demise of Hillary's aspirations to
be the first woman president. She can't be trusted with the keys
to the White House. It's one thing to discover after the fact
that a politician lied in order to be elected but quite different
to nominate or elect someone *knowing* they have a long history
of lying and deceit. I hope the voters of this country wake up.



Wait, wait...one of our very own said this just yesterday:

"Hey, the Repubnants have nothing in terms of viable candidates, so Hillary's email
account *prior* to the law change is news."


That will be the line fed to the masses and continued by the MSM until
otherwise decent folks will never get the truth...

What the 'ell would you know about "decent folks"?

In article ,
says...

Joe Scarborough had it right this morning on "Morning Joe".

With regard to Hillary's emails, her supporters have rallied
quickly to excuse the email thing as a minor issue and blames
the GOP for blood hunting.

Joe's point is spot on. It's not about emails, servers or
how long her personal, private server keeps her emails while
serving as Secretary of State.

She served as SofS from 2009 to 2013. In 2009 federal laws
were changed that mandated that official, government emails
be sent and received (encryted) via a government email address and on
government servers designed to archive and preserve them.
It's the law, not a "preference".


You actually believe Crazy Joe Scarborough? LOL.
Here's the "law" in effect when HRC was Sec of State.
BTW, violating this "law" carries no criminal penalty.

"According to Section 1236.22 of the 2009 NARA requirements, which
Schmidt provided in an email, "Agencies that allow employees to send and
receive official electronic mail messages using a system not operated by
the agency must ensure that Federal records sent or received on such
systems are preserved in the appropriate agency recordkeeping system."

HRC is a lawyer. Joe still isn't over his days in Congress, when he
impeached her husband. Shades of Whitewater,Vince Foster, Travelgate,
et al. All went nowhere. Joe appears to be a sore loser.