JFLNYC wrote:Just to put things in perspective a bit, Bush & Cheney invade Iraq based on lies, costing us thousands of lives, tens of thousands of emotionally and physically damaged vets, trillions of dollars, stupidly fire the Iraqi military and start a prison which becomes the birthplace of ISIS, engage in torture and destabilize the region by eliminating the one government acting as a bulwark against Iran but Hillary, not they, should be indicted for a handful of emails which may or may not have contained classified material and for which there is no evidence they fell into enemy hands.

JFLNYC wrote:Just to put things in perspective a bit, Bush & Cheney invade Iraq based on lies, costing us thousands of lives, tens of thousands of emotionally and physically damaged vets, trillions of dollars, stupidly fire the Iraqi military and start a prison which becomes the birthplace of ISIS, engage in torture and destabilize the region by eliminating the one government acting as a bulwark against Iran but Hillary, not they, should be indicted for a handful of emails which may or may not have contained classified material and for which there is no evidence they fell into enemy hands.

TenuredVulture wrote:Is your news source liberal or conservative? Just pick the headline: "No criminal charges" v. "Extremely careless...compromised national security"

drsmooth wrote:not meaning to harp on it, but HRC's said SHE hadn't sent/received any classified, etc, etc, while Comey's saying 110 messages "in 52 email chains" (? maybe he didn't use those words to describe them) were deemed classified, but not that she sent/received them. So both could be correct then?

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:three emails sent or received were found to be classified at the time they were sent or received

110 but good try

Werthless wrote:Depends on what your definition of "received" is. And "is."

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:three emails sent or received were found to be classified at the time they were sent or received

110 but good try

I thought those were found to be classified after the fact rather than being marked as such at the time they were sent, not that it excuses the situation.

According to a Wall Street Journal report by Adam Entous and Devlin Barrett last month, the FBI probe has focused on a series of "vaguely worded" emails from Clinton aides about planned CIA drone strikes in Pakistan

pacino wrote:

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:three emails sent or received were found to be classified at the time they were sent or received

110 but good try

I thought those were found to be classified after the fact rather than being marked as such at the time they were sent, not that it excuses the situation.

113 total classified at the time. 110 were previously turned over, 3 were 'uncovered'.

drsmooth wrote:just want to let you guys know that while these posts are marked "drsmooth", I am really his dog

sometimes

JFLNYC wrote:Just to put things in perspective a bit, Bush & Cheney invade Iraq based on lies, costing us thousands of lives, tens of thousands of emotionally and physically damaged vets, trillions of dollars, stupidly fire the Iraqi military and start a prison which becomes the birthplace of ISIS, engage in torture and destabilize the region by eliminating the one government acting as a bulwark against Iran but Hillary, not they, should be indicted for a handful of emails which may or may not have contained classified material and for which there is no evidence they fell into enemy hands.