One month ago, we reported that the State Department announced some good and some bad news for transparency advocates was disclosed, when Hillary Clinton's former employer said it would release all of the deleted work-related emails that the FBI recovered from Hillary Clinton’s private system, eliminating the possibility that the messages will remain secret. The State Dept had "voluntarily" agreed to produce non-exempt agency records responsive to Judicial Watch's FOIA request. That was the good news. The bad news was that as we said, it remains unclear if the full set of emails would be released by the presidential election on Nov. 8.
Now we know the answer: no, it won't.
According to a new timetable set Friday by a federal judge, most of Hillary Clinton’s deleted, and then recovered, emails won’t be made public until after Election Day. As the WSJ reports, Judge James Boasberg on Friday ordered the State Department to finish processing 1,050 pages of material for release by Nov. 4—just a fraction of what could be as much as 10,000 pages of material.
The farcical development, and latest confirmation of corruption at all echelons of US government, was revealed when the judge set the new timetable, which previously was expected to play out in the coming weeks, after acknowledging that the State Department was struggling to manage the burden of dozens of lawsuits and thousands of requests for records from Mrs. Clinton’s time in office.
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Anyone surprised? The official symbol of government should be an onion (layers of corruption).
ReplyDeleteYet another reason to vote against Clinton. Vote Trump!
ReplyDeleteThe Clintons probably advised there would be trouble if they did. They are wicked people!
ReplyDeleteIf this is true, then it's probably the biggest & best reason to NOT vote for her. Apparently, something needs to be hidden until after the election. Get out there, push for ALL f us to vote for Trump. Is he the person I'd like to see as POTUS.....No.....but he's the absolute best of the choices we have.
ReplyDeleteYou and I would be in prison if we told the FBI that we had turned over all the emails that had anything to do with official business (Note: "we, the people" would NEVER be allowed to sift through our subpoenaed records to delete anything that WE thought they "didn't need to see" BEFORE we complied with a court order) and THEN they discovered thousands MORE that we had tried to delete, well, let's just say we wouldn't be running for President.
ReplyDeleteTWO SETS OF LAWS.
Keep cheering.
Don't vote the establishment, vote Trump he is not a Washington insider.
ReplyDeleteWhat difference will it make?...at that point, it's pointless.
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