Everyone’s busy.
Hillary Clinton and Democrats all over the country are counting on it. They’re
hoping that the controversy that brews strong today will evaporate as the
campaign season develops. But right now, Hillary is facing increasing pressure
from people in her own party to face the music…err, face the kilobytes of her
email messages. Hillary Clinton didn’t
have it on her schedule for today but has since adjusted her schedule mainly
due to the demands of Senator Dianne Feinstein who publicly assailed her for
disregarding Obama administration rules and regulations regarding ‘open
government.’ Here are some questions to ask when Hillary makes her excuses
today:
Was there only one
email server? Where was it placed? In
Hillary’s private house or in an office?
If it was in an office, who provided security for it? Or wasn’t security provided at all?
What company hosted
the email server? Were its employees
properly vetted? Was there an Edward
Snowden among them? Are there other
Snowdens out there who hacked into the server?
Were you aware that they could have done so?
What levels of security were on the
server(s)? Could the emails be archived
right now on ISIS computers? Did you not know, Hillary, that you were in
violation of Obama administration directives? Did you not know that an American Ambassador,
an employee of your state department, had been fired for doing the same thing you
were doing during your tenure as Secretary of State?
Did you know there
was no specific legal penalty for violating FOIA rules and calculated that you
could brazen it out with any stickiness which resulted from keeping your emails
located on a private server located place unknown?
Did you ever receive
warning from anyone in the administration chain that you were violating federal
laws (though without legal penalty)?
Will you turn over
your server(s) to the FBI and to Congressional investigators?
Where are the emails
regarding Benghazi? Are there any emails
about Benghazi that cannot be released?
How many?
Actually, the number of questions that
Hillary’s disregard of a citizen’s right to know is endless. Someone with such
a reckless disregard for American democracy should not follow upon a presidency
which allowed it.
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