Proof that Germans are smarter than Trump voters
Jun 1, 2017 05:48:12 #
Keenan wrote:
Steve, first of all, the club you are in is called... (show quote)
And the same old singing continues...more humming.
Jun 1, 2017 06:05:58 #
DaveO wrote:
And the same old singing continues...more humming.
You're free to jump off the bandwagon any time and stop making a fool of yourself with the copy cat trolling routine.
Jun 1, 2017 06:07:14 #
Keenan wrote:
You're free to jump off the bandwagon any time and stop making a fool of yourself with the copy cat trolling routine.
Do what you do best and keep humming along, Troll-boy!
Jun 1, 2017 06:51:25 #
richosob
Loc: Lambertville, MI
silver wrote:
Trump, a breath of fresh air? Trump stinks worse then a pile of dog crap.
He smells heavenly compared to the democrats in Washington. Feelings hurt little girl?
Jun 1, 2017 09:29:07 #
Jun 1, 2017 13:50:19 #
SharpShooter wrote:
Sure I can...., I'll huff, and I'll puff...., and I'll blow it out my ASS!!! 
SS
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You're heads up your flabby ass. No way You'll ever get that out.
Jun 1, 2017 17:41:21 #
hondo812 wrote:
Keeping top secret exchanges on anything that was not part of the Dept of State issued secure communication systems was illegal. Ask David Petraeus.
Do you think she should have used the RNC server like Bush-Cheney-Rove did .......or was that okay because they are republicans?
Has anyone confirmed there were top secret communications on the server? Just a question because I don't know.
Jun 1, 2017 17:54:34 #
Steven Seward wrote:
Hey Frosty, I thought most Democrats were against the U.S. being the policemen of the World. Your post seems to indicate otherwise. What say you?
Maybe most democrats and a lot of conservatives are against the U.S. being the world policeman, however, the letter I posted was referring to world leadership. Being a policeman is not the same as being a leader.
Most Democrats and republicans relish the idea of the U.S. being a world leader.
Jun 1, 2017 18:22:49 #
Frosty wrote:
Do you think she should have used the RNC server like Bush-Cheney-Rove did .......or was that okay because they are republicans?
Has anyone confirmed there were top secret communications on the server? Just a question because I don't know.
Has anyone confirmed there were top secret communications on the server? Just a question because I don't know.
Here Frosty, from Politifact:
"In total, the investigation found 110 emails in 52 email chains containing information that was classified at the time it was sent or received. Eight chains contained top secret information, the highest level of classification, 36 chains contained secret information, and the remaining eight contained confidential information. Most of these emails, however, did not contain markings clearly delineating their status."
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2016/jul/06/hillary-clinton/fbi-findings-tear-holes-hillary-clintons-email-def/
Jun 1, 2017 22:14:57 #
Frosty wrote:
Do you think she should have used the RNC server like Bush-Cheney-Rove did .......or was that okay because they are republicans?
Has anyone confirmed there were top secret communications on the server? Just a question because I don't know.
Has anyone confirmed there were top secret communications on the server? Just a question because I don't know.
I believe the tally is over 300
Jun 2, 2017 00:51:34 #
hondo812 wrote:
I believe the tally is over 300
How many e-mails on the RNC server from Bush-Cheney-Rove? I think it was in the tens of thousands. I seem to recollect there were over 30 thousand. I have not heard how many were classified.
Btw, not all material classified top secret matters after a day or so. Every time I flew in Viet Nam I carried top secret material that was useless the next day.
Jun 2, 2017 01:56:03 #
Frosty wrote:
How many e-mails on the RNC server from Bush-Cheney-Rove? I think it was in the tens of thousands. I seem to recollect there were over 30 thousand. I have not heard how many were classified.
Btw, not all material classified top secret matters after a day or so. Every time I flew in Viet Nam I carried top secret material that was useless the next day.
Btw, not all material classified top secret matters after a day or so. Every time I flew in Viet Nam I carried top secret material that was useless the next day.
It may have been useless but it was still classified and your duty was treat it as such. There was no excuse for her mishandling Classified material.
Jun 2, 2017 05:44:34 #
Same old and re-hashed arguments, most of which show a lack of knowledge of how classification works. Why go there just to satisfy political bs?
Jun 2, 2017 06:01:55 #
Frosty wrote:
How many e-mails on the RNC server from Bush-Cheney-Rove? I think it was in the tens of thousands. I seem to recollect there were over 30 thousand. I have not heard how many were classified.
I have never heard of this. Why would Bush/Cheney/Rove have tens of thousands of E-mails on a server at the Republican National Committee, or else the Republican National Convention? Maybe I am missing something.
Jun 2, 2017 07:13:38 #
Steven Seward wrote:
I have never heard of this. Why would Bush/Cheney/Rove have tens of thousands of E-mails on a server at the Republican National Committee, or else the Republican National Convention? Maybe I am missing something.
From NEWSWEEK:
https://www.google.com/amp/www.newsweek.com/2016/09/23/george-w-bush-white-house-lost-22-million-emails-497373.html%3famp=1#ampshare=http://www.newsweek.com/2016/09/23/george-w-bush-white-house-lost-22-million-emails-497373.html
For 18 months, Republican strategists, political pundits, reporters and Americans who follow them have been pursuing Hillary Clinton’s personal email habits, and no evidence of a crime has been found. But now they at least have the skills and interest to focus on a much larger and deeper email conspiracy, one involving war, lies, a private server run by the Republican Party and contempt of Congress citations—all of it still unsolved and unpunished.
Clinton’s email habits look positively transparent when compared with the subpoena-dodging, email-hiding, private-server-using George W. Bush administration. Between 2003 and 2009, the Bush White House “lost” 22 million emails. This correspondence included millions of emails written during the darkest period in America’s recent history, when the Bush administration was ginning up support for what turned out to be a disastrous war in Iraq with false claims that the country possessed weapons of mass destruction (WMD), and, later, when it was firing U.S. attorneys for political reasons.
......or try this one:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bush_White_House_email_controversy
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