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In reply to the discussion: Hillary folks DO REALIZE that Hillary will be found to have deliberately violated the FOIA, RIGHT? [View all]pdsimdars
(6,007 posts)121. In that youtube link I provided they said she exchanged classified email which she had
removed the classified marking from and they were sent around to her circle and something like 12 other people many of whom did not have proper security clearance.
That sounds pretty definitive to me.
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Hillary folks DO REALIZE that Hillary will be found to have deliberately violated the FOIA, RIGHT? [View all]
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
OP
You're confusing the criminal case investigation and the numerous civil suits. I agree it's unlikely
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#12
I don't either, but that's like saying "I don't see a stroke as having the same impact as cancer"
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#38
She violated her signed Classified Info Nondisclose Agreement. That was a serious felony violation.
leveymg
Apr 2016
#85
She violated the terms of her signed classified info nondisclose agreement. This is criminal.
leveymg
Apr 2016
#83
As someone who makes regular FOIA requests for work, this whole story really aggravates me
Ash_F
Apr 2016
#4
If you have a PACER account, you can get these public court orders and court transcripts there for a
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#17
Judicial Watch is your source of choice. Nice. I actually like the transparency.
NCTraveler
Apr 2016
#23
No, my links are to (1) a court order, (2) a court transcript, (3) The Guardian (a liberal paper),
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#16
People who believe in transparency and the knowledge they are being ratfucked.
NCTraveler
Apr 2016
#62
Sure. lol. Stick with that. Not the reality that it is their go-to source. nt.
NCTraveler
Apr 2016
#66
The links are to court orders and transcripts. You can find them on for-pay government websites or
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#58
If it means giving free acess to public documents, I don't care whose site it is.
JimDandy
Apr 2016
#61
There are 38 separate civil suits. JW is just one. There's also a criminal FBI investigation
leveymg
Apr 2016
#90
She is too selfish to care that her over ambitiousness is endangering our government
Vote2016
Apr 2016
#131
You can read the court order yourself. That's why I linked it. So - technically - it is the judges
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#78
Did you have a different interpretation of "wrong-doing and bad faith" or "constantly shifting
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#92
Tell yourself that a federal judge finding "wrong-doing and bad faith" is a non-story fake scandal
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#95
Is the difference between the civil cases and the criminal investigation beyond your grasp? There is
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#105
You "suppose it could happen"? You know that there are already more than 3 dozen cases pending?
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#132
You understand that over 3 dozen cases CURRENTLY pending is not a "prediction," right?
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#136
No, but I certainly support the Associated Press's right to enforce the FOIA. Don't you?
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#139
Right wing websites like The Guardian, Huffington Post, WikiPedia, NPR, etc.?
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#141
Why is it that the questionable situations are now brought to light so late in the game?
Paper Roses
Apr 2016
#9
The DoJ is waiting on the FBI. The FBI is reportedly just months from making a recommendation.
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#22
I agree. Hillary RECEIVED emails that show a criminal violation of the law. I haven't seen where she
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#19
He almost certainly did, but that source wasn't Hillary because Sid was leaking information TO her
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#47
The late Tyler Drumheller, former head of the CIA's European Division who exposed "Curveball".
leveymg
Apr 2016
#91
These are court orders and court transcripts. That's not "random internet chatter"
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#26
Don't feed them. Put them on ignore if you cant ignore them. They are in their glory
rhett o rick
Apr 2016
#129
Lawrence O'Donnell: "They’re using the Bush standard as the defense of Hillary. "
think
Apr 2016
#28
I'm not a psychic - I'm literate. I linked the court order. You can read it yourself.
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#41
Please unmute your voice and feel free to speak to the issues that inspire you.
JimDandy
Apr 2016
#107
Both issues (classified material and pay-to-play) are serious problems,
winter is coming
Apr 2016
#103
Thanks. I had to reschedule some things set up in downtown Houston this week, but otherwise, all is
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#49
Fines, legal fees, and penalties will likely be assessed against the State Department, not Hillary.
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#45
More likely that Sanders to be found to be "full of shit" by most of the dem electorate no?
uponit7771
Apr 2016
#44
This has nothing to do with Sanders. The Democratic electorate loves Sanders:
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#48
You're right, we love his full of shitness and don't take it seriously and that's why he's losing by
uponit7771
Apr 2016
#50
You know the "Hillary's winning by millions of votes" meme totally ignores a bunch of caucus states,
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#51
I'm not saying she's unfit for office. I'm just saying she's not the basket to put all our eggs in.
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#53
Violating FIOA is about HIDING documents from American citizens, not LEAKING documents to foreign
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#67
From what I understand, that "hiding" documents from the government is a crime
pdsimdars
Apr 2016
#81
It doesn't matter if the AG actually indicts. The FBI report will sink her candidacy.
leveymg
Apr 2016
#111
I have not heard evidence of criminal conduct. I have heard the FBI plans to recommend indictment
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#94
Here is Hillary's Security Oath and the statute it references, 18 USC Sec. 793. Go ahead and read
leveymg
Apr 2016
#117
If Obama threatened to veto releasing the "28 pages", there's no chance in hell
floriduck
Apr 2016
#80
That's part of the distinction between civil law and criminal law. Civil law, you just need to show
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#100
Are you saying you havea reasonable doubt that Hillary traded classified docs over a private server?
leveymg
Apr 2016
#112
In that youtube link I provided they said she exchanged classified email which she had
pdsimdars
Apr 2016
#121
What FOIA rule or law was broken? Do you even know what info FOIA applies to?
Jitter65
Apr 2016
#114
Thoughtful, well-written OP, Attorney in Texas. S/B morally persuasive to genuine liberals.
senz
Apr 2016
#120
I love that my indictment fairy creation is now the #3 google image search for the term
Tarc
Apr 2016
#127
I wonder if moveon.org will come to Hillary's aid when she is indicted. They formed as a group
rhett o rick
Apr 2016
#130
Judicial Watch's case is not the only one. There are 38 (or more). Is the Associated Press part of
Attorney in Texas
Apr 2016
#138