Clinton had her maid printing classified emails and taking classified faxes off

One ad included the phrase, "Pay commiserate with experience." One said, "Autistic ability? Apply to ___ Sign Company." The first one is apropos now. I feel that my pay is truly commiserating with my experience!! (If anyone has the right words on the tip of their tongue-- the words the ad-writers were looking for were "commensurate" and "artistic"!) ...

intelligence about the Manchester bombing to the media, then blames the media for reporting it. Forget intelligence sharing after this. ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-k-UQ95wWc&feature=youtu.be ...

supposedly being allied with Putin or claims that the Russians hacked the DNC email, she should really reflect on her own staff’s actions in aiding and abetting Putin’s intelligence gathering. Russian TV reports that the FBI discovered another security violation when US Diplomatic Security (DS) found a classified document from then Sec State Clinton’s briefing book left behind in a Russian hotel room. Monica Hanley, one of Hillary’s former aides, was given a diplomatic pouch with the ...

Hillary Clinton’s top State Department aide, Huma Abedin, left classified government information that needed to be burned in the front seat of her vehicle. “Favor” is the subject of Abedin’s July 20, 2009 email to Lauren Jiloty, Clinton’s personal assistant. Judicial Watch obtained the records and hundreds more pages of Abedin emails as part of its ongoing Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the State Department. “I’m going to have ambassador ride on next drive,” wro ...

WikiLeaks, has said his organisation is preparing to publish more emails Hillary Clinton sent and received while US secretary of state. Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, is under FBI investigation to determine whether she broke federal law by using her private email in sending classified information. A new WikiLeaks release of Clinton emails is likely to fan a controversy that has bedevilled her campaign and provide further ammunition for Donald Trump, her Republican p ...

and that democrats are beginning to panic over their inability to keep everyone in the dark. Here's what's said in the email: We've all been quite content to demean government, drop civics and in general conspire to produce an unaware and compliant citizenry. The unawareness remains strong but compliance is obviously fading rapidly. This problem demands some serious, serious thinking - and not just poll driven, demographically-inspired messaging... I fear we are all now trying ...

http://www.westernjournalism.com/fbi-found-650000-clinton-related-emails-on-computer-abedin-shared-with-weiner/?utm_ That’s a lot of recipes and yoga routines. ...

This from the Washington Post, of all places: "Once the hope candidate, Obama in his final days faces a hopeless electorate." Barack Hussein Obama will go down in history as the very worst President this nation has ever had, one who presided over a shocking decline in this nation's standing in the world, the calamitous spread of Islamic extremism, a flood of illegal immigrants the like of which has never been seen before, an economy that has staggered through the worst "recovery" in histo ...

Does anyone here use a Litter Maid or other "automatic" litter box, and if so how do you like it? My little girl won't use the box if there is ANYTHING in it, and since I can't monitor the situation 24/7 I am thinking about "investing" in a Litter Maid. Thanks in advance. ...

I recently started helping an elderly friend keep up with his bills. He has no computer and prefers mailing checks. It will cost almost $50 bucks for a refill packet of, I believe, 150 checks from his bank. Has anyone used a check-printing service that charges less? I have seen ads for these services but since they will get his bank acct info, I am being extremely careful. Check-printing software is a thought, but I tend to waste a lot of ink and paper getting printing jobs right. Any other idea ...

Sometimes we are lucky enough to see karma in action. ...

Do you have personal space? He notices everything that comes in with my name on it he is retired and has a lot of time on his hands drives me nuts ...

numerous requests for more security in Benghazi. Numerous denials. Hot off the presses, (Fox) can't find a link yet ...

Sure is a shame, isn't it? Who's responsble for this? Check out the period of the lost emails. Something's definitely fishy. Computer crash???? Don't think so. Even then, isn't there ways you can get stuff off a hard drive after a crash? Let's get NSA on it. They might have copies. WHAT A CORRUPT GOVERNMENT. I hope Congress does something about this. No way should the taxpayers have to put up with such a corrupt organization. Shall we taxpayers ha ...

Did you hear about this story? The wife left the password near the computer. It was a shared computer. I am sure he was not the first person to read his wife/husbands email. That is how most people find out about affairs. I hear people on Dr. Phil talking about what they found out through emails. I wonder if he found out his wife committed a crime and reported it if he would still be charged with a felony. I hope this case gets thrown ...

This is an email I just received from "Proud Republican" at my home email-the second one, btw. Needless to say, the pubs are definitely NOT above name-calling. The letters were not blanked out, btw. (The post sures goes well with the signature, though-doesn't it) This person is now blocked on my email but needless to say, this should NOT happen! Keep it on the forum!!! I apologize for my irresponsible behavior in sending it to you privately...****** Debbie "Live ...

An official who provided the emails to USA TODAY described them as alerts dispatched to the White House Situation Room. The official requested anonymity due to not having the authority to disseminate the emails publicly. The three e-mails were received by the State Department's Operations Center and sent immediately to multiple government offices, including addresses at the White House, Pentagon, intelligence community and FBI, on the afternoon of Sept. 11. The first e-mail, timed at 4:05 ...

on Benghazi (that's kind of insulting - 100 out of how many?) unless it proves to be enough to get Ms. Clinton under that bus, then goes on TV to talk about the IRS - I'm sure it will be all Fox outrage - oh, sorry, I mean 'faux'. I think he is trying to cause as much confusion as he can, and thinks this will be enough to satisfy even his friends at the MSM. I don't think it will. ...

Some of them I have seen before on right wing websites. The concerning thing is these kinds of disgusting racist/homophobic beliefs and actions are not isolated to the police and courts in Ferguson, Mo. Some racist emails were uncovered in SF. I have personal contacts in the LAPD and can only imagine what is in their server! Racism has pretty much taboo over the last 50 years and kept underground, spoken in private hush hush voices. The internet and anonymity has flushed ...

continue to come to light as hacked emails continue to be published online, exposing the radical left for who they really are for the whole world to see. One of the latest developments to surface are emails that show the Democratic Party was working with anti-religious freedom groups to get around religious liberty laws that protect our First Amendment right to believe what we want, worship where we want, and live out our beliefs both publicly and privately. This is truly atrocious. A ...

the thousands of private emails released by Wikileaks. ...

to violent protesters as "our allies." "DNC officials Brad Marshall, a chief financial officer, and Alan Reed, a compliance officer, also signed off on the use of Black Lives Matter organizer Deray McKesson as a surrogate for Hillary Clinton" BLM is nothing more than a front group for DNC radicals. ...

As soon as the government reopens for business and Obama agrees to delay Obamacare for a year for individuals if they don't want it, they can get right back to this scandal. There's always one waiting in this administration, isn't there? ...

http://conservativetribune.com/30000-missing-hillary-emails-found/?utm_ The 33,000 emails that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton famously deleted — yes, those emails — aren’t lost at all. They’re right under our noses. Or, better put, up in the “cloud” — and the National Security Agency has been sitting on them the entire time, according to a new story from the International Business Times. Kim Dotcom, the internet entrepreneur known for bypassing NASA and Pentagon ...

But..."What difference at this point does it make?" ...

campaign are part of some unknown digital collection amassed by the troublesome Anthony Weiner, but if your purpose is to understand the clique of people who dominate Washington today... but in truth their significance goes far beyond mere scandal: they are a window into the soul of the Democratic party and into the dreams and thoughts of the class to whom the party answers. The class to which I refer is not rising in angry protest...they are the comfortable and well-educated mainstay of o ...

Clinton had her maid printing classified emails and taking classified faxes off

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Clinton's maid is subverting Liberty - Mephistopheles

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