Pro-Hillary Media Bias

[Tictac]

I consider it reparation for my tax dollars pissed away in Iraq. ***** about that why don't you.

Like I said.

 

[Dhoulmagus]

It’s nonsense and Mexico already literally said "**** you Trump we aren't paying for your wall".

There was never going to be a wall in the first place. Trump is just playing to the dumbasses in this country without showing any shame at all. He just doesn't care lmao.

 

[Tictac]

There was never going to be a wall in the first place. Trump is just playing to the dumbasses in this country without showing any shame at all. He just doesn't care lmao.

Like Hillary isn't doing the same thing.

Heh.

 

[Dhoulmagus]

Like Hillary isn't doing the same thing.

Heh.

If I'm a fool then Hillary's tricks appeals to me more.

 

[Tictac]

If I'm a fool then Hillary's tricks appeals to me more.

Exactly.

 

[Married Buried]

Like I said.

OK. what good can you do for the country with a broken arm? It's for the good of the country that my surgery is paid for. Then I can go back to paying taxes.

 

[Married Buried]

If I'm a fool then Hillary's tricks appeals to me more.

Hillary is Obamas third term. Obamas approval rate is high.

 

[Dhoulmagus]

Hillary is Obamas third term. Obamas approval rate is high.

My post was sarcasm lol

 

[Bible_Belt]

OK. what good can you do for the country with a broken arm? It's for the good of the country that my surgery is paid for. Then I can go back to paying taxes.

Good point.

 

[LiveFreeX]

You do realize that our country (Canada) is going broke through socialism, we were up 3.5B before the election, we are down close to 30B now (with our pro-DemoRat leader) in all of 6 months. Expect the same when Hillary gets elected. Our healthcare system is being abused by rich immigrants who show up in the country, buy a house and only return when they need healthcare for themselves and their elderly parents. The hospitals are flooded with people and just under a million people are without a family doctor because there is a shortage and no money to pay for them. It takes me over 12 hours to see a doctor in the ER. If you required surgery for something you might be waiting days or weeks. I've waited 5 MONTHS to see a specialist for 15 minutes. You know how long I waited in China? I didn't, 2 bucks and I saw a specialist right away.

Other perks of our system:

- Extreme feminism being pushed on CHILDREN through various sex-ed programs aimed at teaching gay/lesbian/transgenderisms.

- More programs for women's groups and minorities.

- Reduction in healthcare funding while an increase in funding for special interest groups to put women and girls into university whilst women and girls makeup the majority of university students.

- Rape hysteria

- Police disarming

- Giving away money and citizenship to 'refugees' including houses, free medical care, education and dental while CANADIANS go without all of the above.

- Gas prices increased all over Canada to pay for unvetted 'refugees' and other non-income producing programs.

- Corporate greed run rampant and rampant corporate WASTE. Example: Liberal govt spent millions contracting a national propane company to setup tents with portable furnaces and provide luxury living conditions, then opted to put refugees in luxury hotels instead, tried to re-neg on the deal after the propane company had already setup everything. A lawsuit is in progress.

- Our wonderful leader has decided to outlaw natural gas in all houses by 2050 and his party just bought up a ton of shares in the electric company.

- The only time our leader is on scene for anything is to take a selfie.

- appointed unqualified parliamentary leaders based on GENDER and RACE because ' its 2015 '

- liberal leader's only qualification is that his FATHER was Prime Minister. before he was. Never held a job and was raised with a silver spoon.

- DemoRat's only qualification is that her HUSBAND was president. Do you think Hillary has ever done any gainful employment in her entire life?

Do you not see how this could go really really bad?

Give me trump any day. The conservatives were the ones who put together the healthcare programs in the first place.

Take a good look at what you'll be getting if Hillary wins:

https://www.hillaryclinton.com/jobs-and-internships/

 

[Dhoulmagus]

You do realize that our country (Canada) is going broke through socialism, we were up 3.5B before the election, we are down close to 30B now (with our pro-DemoRat leader) in all of 6 months. Expect the same when Hillary gets elected. Our healthcare system is being abused by rich immigrants who show up in the country, buy a house and only return when they need healthcare for themselves and their elderly parents. The hospitals are flooded with people and just under a million people are without a family doctor because there is a shortage and no money to pay for them. It takes me over 12 hours to see a doctor in the ER. If you required surgery for something you might be waiting days or weeks. I've waited 5 MONTHS to see a specialist for 15 minutes. You know how long I waited in China? I didn't, 2 bucks and I saw a specialist right away.

Other perks of our system:

- Extreme feminism being pushed on CHILDREN through various sex-ed programs aimed at teaching gay/lesbian/transgenderisms.

- More programs for women's groups and minorities.

- Reduction in healthcare funding while an increase in funding for special interest groups to put women and girls into university whilst women and girls makeup the majority of university students.

- Rape hysteria

- Police disarming

- Giving away money and citizenship to 'refugees' including houses, free medical care, education and dental while CANADIANS go without all of the above.

- Gas prices increased all over Canada to pay for unvetted 'refugees' and other non-income producing programs.

- Corporate greed run rampant and rampant corporate WASTE. Example: Liberal govt spent millions contracting a national propane company to setup tents with portable furnaces and provide luxury living conditions, then opted to put refugees in luxury hotels instead, tried to re-neg on the deal after the propane company had already setup everything. A lawsuit is in progress.

- Our wonderful leader has decided to outlaw natural gas in all houses by 2050 and his party just bought up a ton of shares in the electric company.

- The only time our leader is on scene for anything is to take a selfie.

- appointed unqualified parliamentary leaders based on GENDER and RACE because ' its 2015 '

- liberal leader's only qualification is that his FATHER was Prime Minister. before he was. Never held a job and was raised with a silver spoon.

- DemoRat's only qualification is that her HUSBAND was president. Do you think Hillary has ever done any gainful employment in her entire life?

Do you not see how this could go really really bad?

Give me trump any day. The conservatives were the ones who put together the healthcare programs in the first place.

Take a good look at what you'll be getting if Hillary wins:

https://www.hillaryclinton.com/jobs-and-internships/

Canada and Hillary are not even socialist lmao. Is your brain fried from drugs? Are you listening to Micheal Savage or Rush Limbaugh? I thought Canadians were well educated?!?

 

[Tictac]

Clinton E-Mail Use Violated Rules, Inspector General Finds



1:56
May 25 -- Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail system while she was secretary of state violated State Department rules, the agency’s Inspector General concluded. Bloomberg's Ben Brody reports on "Bloomberg Markets."
Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail system while she was secretary of state violated State Department rules, the agency’s inspector general concluded in a report that will hand Republicans an additional line of attack as the general election campaign gets under way.

The audit by the State Department’s independent investigator found no evidence that Clinton requested guidance or approval to conduct official business via personal e-mail on a private server and concluded that she wouldn’t have gotten it if she had. The inspector general also faulted the State Department’s handling of electronic records and communications generally.

“Longstanding, systemic weaknesses related to electronic records and communications have existed within the office of the secretary that go well beyond the tenure of any one secretary of state,” according to the report, which was delivered to Congress Wednesday.

Clinton declined to speak with investigators, according to the report, as did at least three key aides: former Chief of Staff Cheryl Mills, former Director of Policy Planning Jake Sullivan, who is now a top aide on the campaign, and former Deputy Chief of Staff Huma Abedin, who now serves as the campaign vice chairwoman.

Clinton’s e-mail practices followed those of her predecessors, her campaign spokesman said. “As this report makes clear, Hillary Clinton’s use of personal e-mail was not unique, and she took steps that went much further than others to appropriately preserve and release her records,” Brian Fallon said in an e-mailed statement.

For the full report from the inspector general, click here.

The inspector general’s report adds to Clinton’s political woes as she’s trying to wrap up the Democratic presidential nomination and focus on campaigning against presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump, who’s used the e-mail controversy as part of his attempt to label her “Crooked Hillary.” Clinton faces a separate FBI investigation, and a conservative watchdog group has sued for access to her messages.

Several of Clinton’s top aides have been interviewed already by the FBI, and Clinton is expected to be questioned by investigators soon, according to federal officials.

Republicans React
While her challenger for the Democratic nomination, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, has mostly steered clear of the issue, Republicans have jumped on the controversy. Florida Senator Marco Rubio, who abandoned his bid for the Republican nomination in March, said Wednesday that the report confirms suspicions about Clinton.

“It’s part of a longer record of always trying to play loose with the rules, which is what she has done and her husband did before her,” he told reporters at the Capitol.

For a QuickTake Q&A on the e-mail dispute, click here.

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement that the findings “are just the latest chapter in the long saga of Hillary Clinton’s bad judgment that broke federal rules and endangered our national security.”

Stephen Vladek, a law professor at American University in Washington, said the findings by the Office of Inspector General are "deeply consistent with what most legal experts have long suspected -- that Secretary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server to conduct official business was inconsistent with internal State Department guidelines."

"Critically, though, the OIG report does not appear to conclude that any of Secretary Clinton’s actions were unlawful under either federal records preservation laws or criminal statutes," said Vladek, who specializes in constitutional and national-security law.

60,000 Messages
Clinton used private e-mail to send or receive about 60,000 messages from 2009 to 2013. She and her aides said about half were work-related and turned over to the State Department. They have said the rest, which they deemed personal, were destroyed. Clinton added that she used the system as a matter of convenience, but said that in hindsight she should have used a government system.

Following a review, State Department officials said more than 2,000 of the messages Clinton shared contained classified information, with top-secret information appearing in 22. However, no material was labeled as classified when the e-mails were sent or received. Clinton and her aides say that shows she didn’t do anything wrong.

Question of Approval
In one instance, the inspector general said that two staff members from the State Department’s Bureau of Information Resource Management told investigators that, "in late 2010, they each discussed their concerns about Secretary Clinton’s use of a personal e-mail account in separate meetings with the then-Director" of the bureau. One staffer was told that the department’s legal staff had approved the system, although no evidence of that was found, according to the report. The director said the bureau’s mission was "to support the Secretary and instructed the staff never to speak of the Secretary’s personal e-mail system again."

Clinton herself expressed some concerns about her personal e-mails being exposed. In November 2010, she and Abedin discussed via e-mail whether Clinton should send messages via the State Department system or sharing her private e-mail address. “Let’s get separate address or device but I don’t want any risk of the personal being accessible,” Clinton wrote in a response quoted in the report.

Federal Records
The inspector general said using a private e-mail system “is not an appropriate method of preserving any such e-mails that would constitute a Federal record.”

“At a minimum, Secretary Clinton should have surrendered all emails dealing with Department business before leaving government service and, because she did not do so, she did not comply with the Department’s policies that were implemented in accordance with the Federal Records Act,” the report said.

Clinton wasn’t the first secretary of state to rely on private e-mail while serving as the nation’s top diplomat. Colin Powell, who served under President George W. Bush, has said he used private e-mail as part of an effort to upgrade State Department communications and that none of his records were preserved. Clinton’s allies have highlighted that. Maryland Representative Elijah Cummings, the ranking Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, which has been investigating Clinton’s e-mail use, said Wednesday that she “followed the practice of her predecessor” in using a personal account.

Clinton’s use, though, included a private server, which many experts say may have been more difficult to protect than commercial services available from companies such as Google. The inspector general also said the State Department’s guidance on e-mail use “was considerably more detailed and more sophisticated” by the time Clinton took office.

The inspector general interviewed Powell and current Secretary of State John Kerry, as well as former secretaries Madeleine Albright and Condoleezza Rice for the report. Kerry told the auditor that he has used personal e-mail, but infrequently, and that he either copies or forwards such e-mails to his State Department account.

Bloomberg News

 

[Dhoulmagus]

Clinton E-Mail Use Violated Rules, Inspector General Finds



1:56
May 25 -- Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail system while she was secretary of state violated State Department rules, the agency’s Inspector General concluded. Bloomberg's Ben Brody reports on "Bloomberg Markets."
Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail system while she was secretary of state violated State Department rules, the agency’s inspector general concluded in a report that will hand Republicans an additional line of attack as the general election campaign gets under way.

The audit by the State Department’s independent investigator found no evidence that Clinton requested guidance or approval to conduct official business via personal e-mail on a private server and concluded that she wouldn’t have gotten it if she had. The inspector general also faulted the State Department’s handling of electronic records and communications generally.

“Longstanding, systemic weaknesses related to electronic records and communications have existed within the office of the secretary that go well beyond the tenure of any one secretary of state,” according to the report, which was delivered to Congress Wednesday.

Clinton declined to speak with investigators, according to the report, as did at least three key aides: former Chief of Staff Cheryl Mills, former Director of Policy Planning Jake Sullivan, who is now a top aide on the campaign, and former Deputy Chief of Staff Huma Abedin, who now serves as the campaign vice chairwoman.

Clinton’s e-mail practices followed those of her predecessors, her campaign spokesman said. “As this report makes clear, Hillary Clinton’s use of personal e-mail was not unique, and she took steps that went much further than others to appropriately preserve and release her records,” Brian Fallon said in an e-mailed statement.

For the full report from the inspector general, click here.

The inspector general’s report adds to Clinton’s political woes as she’s trying to wrap up the Democratic presidential nomination and focus on campaigning against presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump, who’s used the e-mail controversy as part of his attempt to label her “Crooked Hillary.” Clinton faces a separate FBI investigation, and a conservative watchdog group has sued for access to her messages.

Several of Clinton’s top aides have been interviewed already by the FBI, and Clinton is expected to be questioned by investigators soon, according to federal officials.

Republicans React
While her challenger for the Democratic nomination, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, has mostly steered clear of the issue, Republicans have jumped on the controversy. Florida Senator Marco Rubio, who abandoned his bid for the Republican nomination in March, said Wednesday that the report confirms suspicions about Clinton.

“It’s part of a longer record of always trying to play loose with the rules, which is what she has done and her husband did before her,” he told reporters at the Capitol.

For a QuickTake Q&A on the e-mail dispute, click here.

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement that the findings “are just the latest chapter in the long saga of Hillary Clinton’s bad judgment that broke federal rules and endangered our national security.”

Stephen Vladek, a law professor at American University in Washington, said the findings by the Office of Inspector General are "deeply consistent with what most legal experts have long suspected -- that Secretary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server to conduct official business was inconsistent with internal State Department guidelines."

"Critically, though, the OIG report does not appear to conclude that any of Secretary Clinton’s actions were unlawful under either federal records preservation laws or criminal statutes," said Vladek, who specializes in constitutional and national-security law.

60,000 Messages
Clinton used private e-mail to send or receive about 60,000 messages from 2009 to 2013. She and her aides said about half were work-related and turned over to the State Department. They have said the rest, which they deemed personal, were destroyed. Clinton added that she used the system as a matter of convenience, but said that in hindsight she should have used a government system.

Following a review, State Department officials said more than 2,000 of the messages Clinton shared contained classified information, with top-secret information appearing in 22. However, no material was labeled as classified when the e-mails were sent or received. Clinton and her aides say that shows she didn’t do anything wrong.

Question of Approval
In one instance, the inspector general said that two staff members from the State Department’s Bureau of Information Resource Management told investigators that, "in late 2010, they each discussed their concerns about Secretary Clinton’s use of a personal e-mail account in separate meetings with the then-Director" of the bureau. One staffer was told that the department’s legal staff had approved the system, although no evidence of that was found, according to the report. The director said the bureau’s mission was "to support the Secretary and instructed the staff never to speak of the Secretary’s personal e-mail system again."

Clinton herself expressed some concerns about her personal e-mails being exposed. In November 2010, she and Abedin discussed via e-mail whether Clinton should send messages via the State Department system or sharing her private e-mail address. “Let’s get separate address or device but I don’t want any risk of the personal being accessible,” Clinton wrote in a response quoted in the report.

Federal Records
The inspector general said using a private e-mail system “is not an appropriate method of preserving any such e-mails that would constitute a Federal record.”

“At a minimum, Secretary Clinton should have surrendered all emails dealing with Department business before leaving government service and, because she did not do so, she did not comply with the Department’s policies that were implemented in accordance with the Federal Records Act,” the report said.

Clinton wasn’t the first secretary of state to rely on private e-mail while serving as the nation’s top diplomat. Colin Powell, who served under President George W. Bush, has said he used private e-mail as part of an effort to upgrade State Department communications and that none of his records were preserved. Clinton’s allies have highlighted that. Maryland Representative Elijah Cummings, the ranking Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, which has been investigating Clinton’s e-mail use, said Wednesday that she “followed the practice of her predecessor” in using a personal account.

Clinton’s use, though, included a private server, which many experts say may have been more difficult to protect than commercial services available from companies such as Google. The inspector general also said the State Department’s guidance on e-mail use “was considerably more detailed and more sophisticated” by the time Clinton took office.

The inspector general interviewed Powell and current Secretary of State John Kerry, as well as former secretaries Madeleine Albright and Condoleezza Rice for the report. Kerry told the auditor that he has used personal e-mail, but infrequently, and that he either copies or forwards such e-mails to his State Department account.

Bloomberg News

I don't give a damn about her emails.

 

[Tictac]

Too bad about the Inspector General.

 

[Bible_Belt]

I don't give a damn about her emails.

You don't know what is in them. No one does, except the Chinese and Russian hackers who we can only presume kept copies of everything. Once she's president, then the blackmail and extortion begins. The email issue is not about the past. It's about the future.

 

[Dhoulmagus]

You don't know what is in them. No one does, except the Chinese and Russian hackers who we can only presume kept copies of everything. Once she's president, then the blackmail and extortion begins. The email issue is not about the past. It's about the future.

Lmao like I trust the Chinese and Russians to actually want to do good for the USA?

 

[Tictac]

I don't give a damn about her emails.

Like anyone gives a shyt what you type.