That was a request?

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Originally posted by Budfox:
What makes you think I didn't read it?

Dude, if you know whats good for you, you'll sit down and stow it.

Hold on! Let me get a beer and some popcorn.

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Hold on! Let me get a beer and some popcorn.

LOL ! Thank you for that chuckle

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Originally posted by PD:
Hold on! Let me get a beer and some popcorn.

I've already got a beer.

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Originally posted by Budfox:
What makes you think I didn't read it?

Moderated Status, 30 Days. This will give you time to make your powers of observation more acute.

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Originally posted by jss812:
That was a request?

Do you like being a member of this forum? Act accordingly.

State Dept wants a month long delay in releasing the last batch of Clinton emails, you know snow storm and stuff

http://thehill.com/policy/nati...se-blaming-snowstorm

State tries to delay Clinton email release, blaming snowstorm

The State Department on Friday sought to delay its final release of emails from Hillary Clinton’s personal server, blaming a massive snowstorm hitting Washington as well as an internal “oversight.”

In a court filing, the department asked a federal court to delay by a month the Jan. 29 deadline for it to release the last batch of roughly 55,000 pages of Clinton’s emails believed to be work-related.

The emails, thousands of which have been released on a monthly basis since last year, have become a constant headache for Clinton’s front-runner Democratic presidential campaign. More than 1,300 of the emails from the former secretary of State's private email account and server have been classified — some at a level higher than top secret.
Roughly 82 percent of Clinton’s emails have been released, the State Department says.

However, last week the State Department realized that more than 7,200 pages of Clinton’s emails had not yet been sent to other agencies, which are required to review them for potential redactions before they can be made public.

“State overlooked some necessary consultations at a time when the Clinton email team’s efforts were focused on processing records that had already gone through interagency consultation in order to meet the monthly interim goals,” the department said in Friday’s court filing. “Thus, this oversight was not detected until the push to meet the final deadline.”

The effort to send those pages to other agencies was “interrupted” by the massive snowstorm expected to blanket Washington this weekend, it added.

“[T]his storm will disrupt the Clinton email team’s current plans to work a significant number of hours throughout the upcoming weekend and could affect the number of documents that can be produced on January 29, 2016," the Obama administration said.

Ahead of the storm, the federal government closed its doors early on Friday, and much of official Washington has shut down. The storm's closures could extend into next week, potentially delaying the department’s work even further.

The State Department will still release some emails on Jan. 29, spokesman Mark Toner said in a statement — but not the entire remaining tranche of emails.

“We will strive to produce as many documents as possible on that day,” Toner said.

The department spokesman added that remaining undisclosed emails are “the most complex to process” because they contain “a large amount of material” that needs to be approved by other agencies.

However, he insisted that the delay was not due to ongoing debates about classification of Clinton’s messages. The State Department and Clinton’s presidential campaign have maintained that none of the messages that passed through the former diplomat’s personal server were classified at the time they were sent, a position that the federal intelligence agency watchdog disputes.

The department asked the court to push the deadline for the full collection of documents back to Feb. 29.

A delay in the release of the emails would push the final batch even later into the presidential primary season, after the first four state nominating contests.

The State Department has complained for months that a focus on Clinton’s email setup while secretary has caused a spike in the number of Freedom of Information Act requests and lawsuits, which have drained its resources.

In addition to the 55,000 pages of work-related emails, Clinton deleted a similar number of allegedly personal emails from her personal server. That server is now in the hands of the FBI, which is investigating it for potential mishandling of classified information.

Another nail in the box.


At least one of the emails on Hillary Clinton's private server contained extremely sensitive information identified by an intelligence agency as "HCS-O," which is the code used for reporting on human intelligence sources in ongoing operations, according to two sources not authorized to speak on the record.

According to a December 2013 policy document released by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence: “The HSC-0 compartment (Operations) is used to protect exceptionally fragile and unique IC (intelligence community) clandestine HUMINT operations and methods that are not intended for dissemination outside of the originating agency.”



http://www.foxnews.com/politic...ource-reporting.html

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There is an excellent article in the WSJ subscriber’s section by Judge Mukesey.
(Mr. Mukasey served as a U.S. district judge (1988-2006) and as U.S. attorney general (2007-09)).

Agreed! The accompanying video is worth watching too.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/cl...justified-1453419158

Budfox managed to troll his way out of the forum.

See you again soon, "Bud".

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Originally posted by BamaJeepster:

State tries to delay Clinton email release, blaming snowstorm

The State Department on Friday sought to delay its final release of emails from Hillary Clinton’s personal server, blaming a massive snowstorm hitting Washington as well as an internal “oversight.”

Ha! I couldn't help but actually laugh out loud at that.

I'm surprised they didn't take the opportunity to also say something about climate change on the sly

State has always been complicit in this festering and tortured relationship with Hillary and her hombrew server and the delay, occasioned by 2 days of snow, is just another attempt to hold off on bad stuff until after the Iowa and New Hampshire events. Once she has momentum, people will look beyond her email transgressions.

It's to the point where either she's indicted for one or more crimes or we just disregard the idea of the law, justice and penalities for breaking it. Either the law survives this or Hillary does but it can't be both.

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State has always been complicit in this festering and tortured relationship with Hillary and her hombrew server

absolutely

Isn't it ironic that the American people do not know what is in these emails? But a number of senior officials have said it is highly likely that our adversaries have hacked them.

HC is getting away with this (so far) because it can't be publicly revealed what the highly classified emails say.

Perhaps it is time to weigh the trade off of possibly electing a lying traitorous individual versus the damage of fully releasing some of the emails.

Now Fox is saying there was at least one of the emails on Hillary Clinton's private server contained extremely sensitive information identified by an intelligence agency as "HCS-O," which is the code used for reporting on clandestine human intelligence sources in ongoing operations, according to two sources.

Holy mother.

If doesn't get more serious than that. We are now in Aldrich Ames territory.

OMG even the liberal media is finally talking, we may see her perp walked yet. they don't usually put the Hillzeebeast and the word email on the same page
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/st...ary-clintons-emails/

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Originally posted by SigActual:
OMG even the liberal media is finally talking, we may see her perp walked yet. they don't usually put the Hillzeebeast and the word email on the same page
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/st...ary-clintons-emails/

Except the last paragraph, where they're still insinuating that there's nothing to see here. That despite the classification of emails there's no proof there was actually classified material in the emails. sigh

Think Legacy as in obamas legacy. Hillary winning the election and becoming president could easily over shadow obamas fleeting legacy. The next president will have to deal with and fix obamas mistakes.

There's no love between the clintons and the obamas- Remember in 2008, former President Bill Clinton said of him: ““A few years ago, this guy would have been getting us coffee”

or

"a new report claims that in 2008, former President Bill Clinton said of him: “A few years ago, this guy would have been carrying our bags.”

http://nypost.com/2012/09/03/b...about-obama-in-2008/

IMHO it would be real easy for obama to not do anything and let the chips fall where they may. No spite or vengeance. Just let justice run its course.

michelle obama probably forgot what uncle bill said about carrying their bags-

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Originally posted by Kadin:

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Originally posted by SigActual:
OMG even the liberal media is finally talking, we may see her perp walked yet. they don't usually put the Hillzeebeast and the word email on the same page
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/st...ary-clintons-emails/

Except the last paragraph, where they're still insinuating that there's nothing to see here. That despite the classification of emails there's no proof there was actually classified material in the emails. sigh

I'm amazed they are mentioning it in any form at all, the lib media have acted as though it was non-existant since komrad B. Sanders pooh-poohed all of it.

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Originally posted by braillediver:
There's no love between the clintons and the obamas

That's part of what's kinda got the conspiracy freak in me all excited about this.

We know O wants to the be the grand old man of the DNC, which would mean supplanting Bill Clinton. O obviously doesn't want to do any more damage to the Democratic Party than necessary, and never, ever wants to get caught doing so. On the other hand, ensuring that Hillary fails to become President would be eminently practical and, I'm sure, richly satisfying.

So does O have the balls to try to stick it to Hill? If so, how does he go about it?