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Hillary's Email "Crime"

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The Clinton death list. Maybe she should add her own name.

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If any of the information on those emails is I formation that is determined to be classified or secret then what she did would be tantamount to leaving the same info in file folder laying on a park bench in Central Park. If anyone picked it up or not doesn't matter, what matters is that the info could have been compromised through either neglect or her own personal hubris.

The email investigation is serious. But the much more serious investigation is the Clinton Foundation.

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I wouldn't say worse just yet. The amount of information she has leaked and on what subjects and who ultimately was able to hack that info is soon to be discovered. Somebody or a few involved will be given immunity deals and the flood gates will open. They may find themselves on the Clinton death list though.

 

If any of the information on those emails is I formation that is determined to be classified or secret then what she did would be tantamount to leaving the same info in file folder laying on a park bench in Central Park. If anyone picked it up or not doesn't matter, what matters is that the info could have been compromised through either neglect or her own personal hubris.

 

Hillary's email getting hacked (if it did) is less of an offense by her than Petraeus intentionally handing classified information to someone.

Hillary's email getting hacked (if it did) is less of an offense by her than Petraeus intentionally handing classified information to someone.

 

No not really. In the eyes of the law it's the same. It's mishandling of classified information. Each count a felony. How many emails did she delete... 33,000..lol ya it's the same..

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No not really. In the eyes of the law it's the same.

 

That could be true. I am looking at intent. Petraeus knowingly handed classified info to someone. Clinton (if we believe her) does not believe classified info hit her computer and she did not give info to anyone. Intent may not be a factor in a conviction but it will be a factor in punishment.

That could be true. I am looking at intent. Petraeus knowingly handed classified info to someone. Clinton (if we believe her) does not believe classified info hit her computer and she did not give info to anyone. Intent may not be a factor in a conviction but it will be a factor in punishment.

 

I agree his intent was different.

Hillary's email getting hacked (if it did) is less of an offense by her than Petraeus intentionally handing classified information to someone.

 

Not the way the law is written. It's pretty much the same.

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Not the way the law is written. It's pretty much the same.

 

So if it is pretty much the same the worst Clinton can expect is a misdemeanor and pay a fine.

Hillary's email getting hacked (if it did) is less of an offense by her than Petraeus intentionally handing classified information to someone.

 

Make no mistake about it, HRC's offense was much more serious on a morality level, they're probably equal legally. Patreaus knew exactly who he was talking to and the person actually had a high security clearance level. Hillary had no idea who was getting into her email but she darn well knew it was a possibility and didn't care. That kind of arrogance is dangerous to this country.

So if it is pretty much the same the worst Clinton can expect is a misdemeanor and pay a fine.

 

But you are stripped of your ability to have security clearance. How can you be the POTUS without one?

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Make no mistake about it, HRC's offense was much more serious on a morality level, they're probably equal legally. Patreaus knew exactly who he was talking to and the person actually had a high security clearance level. Hillary had no idea who was getting into her email but she darn well knew it was a possibility and didn't care. That kind of arrogance is dangerous to this country.

 

I was not aware that Hillary knew her email was being hacked. Did she continue to use that server after she found out she had been hacked? Did she take any measures to try and make it more secure?

I was not aware that Hillary knew her email was being hacked. Did she continue to use that server after she found out she had been hacked? Did she take any measures to try and make it more secure?

 

Doesn't matter if she knew if it was getting hacked, it's against the law to have the info on a server outside of the US government.

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Doesn't matter if she knew if it was getting hacked, it's against the law to have the info on a server outside of the US government.

 

Is that classified info or any info involved in her job?

Is that classified info or any info involved in her job?

 

I believe it's described to the affect of any sensitive information.

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