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She wouldn't have to 'protect her privacy' if she followed procedure in the first place. The workplace communications of public officials are considered public
by cmdrfred 10y ago
She wouldn't have to 'protect her privacy' if she followed procedure in the first place. The workplace communications of public officials are considered public records, she knew this, she was informed of this, if you wish to mingle personal communications with those do so at your own peril. She is 100% wrong on this.
- extra88 10y agoYes, she was wrong to use a personal account even though some previous Secretaries of State did. I also lean towards it being wrong for her to be denied the same communication setup made for Obama, I don't know enough of the details to be sure. She made some bad choices around this but in the grand scheme of things, it isn't that big a deal to me, certainly not to the point of disqualifying her to be President. I would be very skeptical of anyone claiming that they would have voted for her if not for this.
- cmdrfred 10y agoIn other words: > Yes, she was wrong to use a personal account even though some previous Secretaries of State did "Officer, I've witnessed other people using drugs so it's ok for me as well" > I also lean towards it being wrong for her to be denied the same communication setup made for Obama "Officer, the CEO is allowed to use the private jet, so I'm allowed to steal it" > She made some bad choices around this but in the grand scheme of things, it isn't that big a deal to me "I want someone who makes poor decisions making decisions for me"