Department of State technical staffers temporarily disabled anti-virus software on their systems in an effort to resolve delivery problems with Clinton’s private server, according to the Associated Press.
The emails were released under court order to the conservative legal advocacy group Judicial Watch on Wednesday. The group has sued the State Department over access to public records related to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s time at the department between 2009 and 2013.
The emails, reviewed by The Daily Caller News Foundation, reveal the efforts by State Department officials to repair Clinton’s server after she complained about sent emails that were not being received by other department employees. Thomas Lawrence, described by the AP as a senior department official, wrote on Dec. 21, 2010 that Huma Abedin was asking about the server issues and what followed was a series of emails that shows a level of frustration within department staff.
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Yep, nothing to hide here folks, just keep moving along.
ReplyDeleteI am certain that every other government in the world has copies of her entire email catalog with the exception of the US. The number of people who have come to harm must be catastrophic even if (and I use POTUS's remark) "just one life" was taken.
She truly is a piece of $#!+ and does not deserve to be the leader of a girl scout troop much less the free world.
Just my two cents.
This will be my commander and chief!
ReplyDeleteHillary does not deserve to enter into the White House ever again! For any reason!
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