2016 Election Thread Part Deux

Neither.

I would tell her to just be honest that she did not realize it was that big a deal and really did not understand technology and how easily emails and servers can be hacked, cloned, etc. Meant no harm of course, just did not pay attention to it like she should have.

So admit that she refused to listen to expert advisors. Yep, that's a good trait for a Chief Executive.
 
That's my thinking as well. The clintons are masterful at the business of politics. They dont really care about politics but they care about the business they can do from their political power and connections.

Precisely.
 
So admit that she refused to listen to expert advisors. Yep, that's a good trait for a Chief Executive.


It's a bad one and I've no problem at all if people want to take that into account in whether to vote for her. I certainly factor that in.
 
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What evidence is there that she meant harm?

Be specific.

I am not an investigator so any evidence I would give is public and circumstantial. But I would begin with why would she have a reason to have a server at home on which she would be conducting official business and would possibly contain very sensitive information? Why would she think it would be ok for her to make the determination on what could be deleted? Unless maybe there was something to hide?
 
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Bet you didn't know that when people talk about a firewall they're not talking about a wall made of flames.

:)
I still remember some PSA radio ad about parents learning about computers.

"When my son mentioned a cursor, I thought he was talking about some rude kid."
 
Neither.

I would tell her to just be honest that she did not realize it was that big a deal and really did not understand technology and how easily emails and servers can be hacked, cloned, etc. Meant no harm of course, just did not pay attention to it like she should have.
ANd that would be a bald faced lie counselor and you know it.
 
It's a ridiculous answer.

The truth is that when this came up she wanted to have her own email server so she could do any personal or political-related emails in a way she thought would remain private. She simply did not consider the issue of email security -- very few people did at that time, and certainly not nearly like people do now -- and to whatever extent anyone was advising otherwise, she did not put enough weight on that concern.

That is the truth. If she could just figure out a way to say that i think most people would believe her.
So then she is too ****ing naive to be POTUS. :clapping::clapping: wake the **** up.
 
She set up a private email server so it wouldn't be subject to the freedom of information act.


I think you may be right. Or at least that she thought having her own server would limit inquiring minds. But you've got people itt thinking she did this for a nefarious purpose, as opposed to just love of secrecy. I see a distinction, even if others do not.
 
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I think you may be right. Or at least that she thought having her own server would limit inquiring minds. But you've got people itt thinking she did this for a nefarious purpose, as opposed to just love of secrecy. I see a distinction, even if others do not.
:eek:lol::eek:lol::eek:lol::eek:lol::lolabove:

What a good little soldier you are.
 
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