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I don't know what your experience is, but when I'm at work or even at home I rarely use the actual email address. At work my email client uses a LDAP server to lookup email address and previously used email addresses are in an address book. All I need to do is type in some form of a persons name and their email address is inserted. Unless I make the effort to look I don't see how it was resolved.
I don't know what system the White House is using but simply sending someone a email does not mean you know their email address.
Just like regular mail. You HAVE TO KNOW THE ADDRESS of the person you are sending mail to.
Just like regular mail. You HAVE TO KNOW THE ADDRESS of the person you are sending mail to.
IF it does NOT say .GOV, it is NOT a gov.t site.
How hard is THAT to decipher?
I just sent an email today to a business associate all I typed in was June the system filled in the rest. I don't know June's email address. Yes, I could find out if I wanted. It is rare event for me to actually have to type the actual email address with the domain. Occurs more often with personal emails, but still pretty rare event.
I've been using government e-mail since 1992. Without getting too much into specifics, each department uses a list of its employees and their 'dot gov' addresses. When you go outside your department, you have to type in the address the first time and/or add it to your contact lists.
The only way I could send email to a private party (ending in 'dot com' or something) was to enter it by hand - at least the first time.
[anybody]@clintonemail.com is a bogus address for anyone in the government, and everyone in the government knows it.
Rereading this thread, there seem to be some who believe that AG Loretta Lynch and/or the White House is going to try to make this go away. Ummm, okay.
But the fact that they immunized Pagliano speaks volumes to me. My recollection is that had to get approved way, way up in main Justice. Like AAG Criminal high.
The next thing that happens after you grant immunity is you interview the guy - in depth. Once you have drained the witness of everything he knows (and your agents have acute writer's cramp from taking notes), you 'lock in his testimony.' You do that with a grand jury. (This process takes several days.)
So what Hillary calls a 'security review' is actualy way, way more than that. It's got a Bureau file number (with her name as the title of the case) and a DOJ criminal case number (because that is necessary to get the witness immunized and to schedule time in the GJ room).
So if AG Lynch has visions of quashing this down the road, she's making it harder on herself. The fact that she or her AAG/Criminal granted Pagliano immunity suggests to me that they are going after someone in a big, big way.
That Hillary is still campaigning and collecting contributions tells me she either doesn't get it, thinks she is above it, believes Obama will pardon her or is in deep denial. With her? Who knows.
The Bureau's investigation has nothing to do with what the State Department has released. They have all the original evidence (servers, hard drives and thumb drives) and does not give a flip what State releases under FOIA.
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So does that mean the FBI has the emails she deleted also?
I've heard both that they do have those emails and that they don't .
So if AG Lynch has visions of quashing this down the road, she's making it harder on herself. The fact that she or her AAG/Criminal granted Pagliano immunity suggests to me that they are going after someone in a big, big way.
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Or could this just be for show -- Obama and Lynch trying to make it look like they are playing honest, when they know Pagliano won't spill the beans? They can later say, "See we did the right thing, no cover up on our part."
I've been using government e-mail since 1992. Without getting too much into specifics, each department uses a list of its employees and their 'dot gov' addresses. When you go outside your department, you have to type in the address the first time and/or add it to your contact lists.
The only way I could send email to a private party (ending in 'dot com' or something) was to enter it by hand - at least the first time.
[anybody]@clintonemail.com is a bogus address for anyone in the government, and everyone in the government knows it.
Do you suppose someone might have loaded the President's email address book or do you really think he does it himself?
Do you suppose someone might have loaded the President's email address book or do you really think he does it himself?
And don't you think someone at that level would question a Hillary.net type address? They would have brought it to someones attention and made it an issue. Obama sending email to a private server just does not flush.
I don't know what your experience is, but when I'm at work or even at home I rarely use the actual email address. At work my email client uses a LDAP server to lookup email address and previously used email addresses are in an address book. All I need to do is type in some form of a persons name and their email address is inserted. Unless I make the effort to look I don't see how it was resolved.
I don't know what system the White House is using but simply sending someone a email does not mean you know their email address.
First letter I type of someone's name brings up a list of with that letter in common and with the Email of each displayed right after each name.
Most Email is like this.
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