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E-Mail Surveillance Renews Concerns in Congress (2009)
- ck2 13y agoI think several "political analysts" on tv owe Snowden an apology for saying his claim of being able to read the President's email was grandiose, given this prior proof. And just imagine what unsupervised contractors do.
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- jdp23 13y agoAt today's hearing, Rep. Himes was focused on the risks of collecting the data even assuming good processes and oversight for legitimate access. In response the NSA said that there hadn't been any examples of people ignoring processes and getting improper access. But here's at least one ...
- uptown 13y agoI thought he only sent 2 emails, or did he have a separate personal email account?: http://www.salon.com/2011/02/17/bill_clinton_2_emails_president/ http://www.salon.com/2011/02/17/bill_clinton_2_emails_presid...
- LoganCale 13y agoThis incident didn't occur during Clinton's presidency.
- IgorPartola 13y agoHey Bill, Here are the nuclear launch codes: nhERB3kDBdg7vVSZ Q4MKgBcPkgS4MqtU fdsAbGzOnOf8d2Ep Hope all goes well. Good luck with the free world. Say high to Hillary. George
- adamman 13y agoWouldn't Bill be sending them to George?
- sukuriant 13y agoWe've had two George Bush's; but, I think the context suggested you're right.
- IgorPartola 13y agoGeorge H.W. Bush would be sending them to Bill who would send them to George W. Bush.
- uvdiv 13y agoTo preempt confusion: the old title was 'NSA analyst "improperly accessed" Bill Clinton's email [2009]' That's what the early comments are replying to.
- throwaway10001 13y agoBecause each court order could single out hundreds or even thousands of phone numbers or e-mail addresses, the number of individual communications that were improperly collected could number in the millions, officials said. Hey Google, Facebook at al, what say you?