Hillary Rodham Clinton used a private e-mail account for her official government business when she was secretary of state and did not routinely preserve and turn over those e-mails for government records collection, the State Department said Monday.
Clinton has turned over thousands of e-mails to the department from her private account, a step that was first reported by the New York Times late Monday. The private account came to light when the department sought records from Clinton and other former secretaries who have held the post during the e-mail age.
 |
| What, at this point, does it matter? |
Clinton never had such an address and relied exclusively on the private account, the Times reported. The Times said Clinton’s aides took no action during her four years as secretary to ensure that the records would be preserved on department servers, as required by the Federal Records Act.
Who gets to determine which of those emails become public?
Clinton’s aides reviewed tens of thousands of pages of her personal e-mails and decided which ones to turn over to the State Department, the Times reported. In total, 55,000 pages of e-mails were turned over, the newspaper reported.Look, it's the Mama Foxes kits who determine access to the hen house! I'm sure they turned in all building wide offers for food left over from meeting, free plants, and cast off chairs, but withheld anything tainted by politics.
What puzzles me most about this scandal is that people think, or at least pretend to think, that Hillary did any real work at the State Dept. She was appointed to the position by Barack Hussein Obama to keep her sort of out of trouble, and preserve the illusion that she was a "working" girl. She logged countless miles in pursuit of foreign dollars for the Clinton Foundations, which will somehow be turned into salaries for Chelsea, Bill, and eventually Hillary. Those houses don't clean themselves, you know. And gave Russia a fake reset button. Actual accomplishments? Name one.
No comments:
Post a Comment