1) Retroactively?
2) Who deemed them classified?
Are you saying she NEVER sent or received an email to/from ANY foreign official?
now this is a stupid question ...what we are saying she never sent a classified email to her private server... if the email became classified after the fact, not her problem
That's not way classified material is handled, treated or secured. Hillary was responsible for KNOWING the classification of material in ANY message that crossed her eyes. REGARDLESS of whether it bears a proper label or not. Every individual protecting a certain security class KNOWS classified info when they read it.
And as Secretary of State -- she was the one to be enforcing the proper discipline for classified material in that organization. NOT --- being an ABUSER of that system..
p.s.
we aren't talking about how classified material is handle ... the allegation is that hillary had classified material on her sever ... to date not one has turned up to be classified on her server... and you of all people can't say there is
OMG.. Can you be that simple?? In terms of Federal Security law violations -- there is no difference between "handling" and allowing that content to escape from totally secured environments.. Like routing them over ANY public network or allowing them to slip in and out of a private computer account.
Hey asswipe -- here are the same numbers I posted from another source in a Oct 30 Politico story..
Let's see if you can comprehend the facts from your lefttard source.
Obama drawn into Clinton email controversy
Friday's document release is the sixth of its kind and with it, more than half of the messages Clinton turned over to the agency from her private email account and server have now been made public. In the new batch, State deemed 268 emails classified at the lowest classification tier, according to spokesman John Kirby, who said that none of these emails "were marked classified at the time they were sent or received." There are now between 600 and 700 emails newly marked as classified since the releases began in May.
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Obama drawn into Clinton email controversy
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"OMG.. Can you be that simple?? In terms of Federal Security law violations -- there is no difference between "handling" and allowing that content to escape from totally secured environments.. Like routing them over ANY public network or allowing them to slip in and out of a private computer account"
OMG!!! Her account was a private server ... it wasn't routed over any public network ... this has been established By the FBI ... so once again you use information that is based on allegation and not facts that has been actually introduced into the public
then you quoted"
Friday's document release is the sixth of its kind and with it, more than half of the messages Clinton turned over to the agency from her private email account and server have now been made public. In the new batch, State deemed 268 emails classified at the lowest classification tier, according to spokesman John Kirby, who said that none of these emails "were marked classified at the time they were sent or received." There are now between 600 and 700 emails newly marked as classified since the releases began in May.
OMG !!!! are you this simple ????
the lowest "CLASSIFIED TIER" is "SENSITIVE" which I have stated ... and were "RECLASSIFIED" after the fact ... not when she received them ... again you are going off the deep end with you assumptions ... you said they have been marked classified ... not so ass wipe, they have been marked sensitive, as I stated before ... sensitive and classified are two different classification things as I stated before ... which is it ??? 600 or 700??? those numbers aren't factual either
There was not an explicit, categorical prohibition against federal employees using personal emails when Clinton was in office, said Daniel Metcalfe, former director of the Department of Justice’s Office of Information Policy, where he administered implementation of the Freedom of Information Act. High-level officials like Clinton need the flexibility to sometimes use a personal email, such as responding to a national security emergency in the middle of the night.
So it seems she didn’t break a rule simply by using a personal email to conduct business. Rather, by using personal emails
exclusively, she skirted the rules governing federal records management, Cox said.
A federal record is any documentary material, regardless of physical form, made or received by a government agency, according to the
National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), which oversees federal recordkeeping. Records are preserved as evidence of the agencies’ activities, decisions and procedures. Each agency is responsible for maintaining its records in accordance with regulations.
she did this... ass whipe