No one recently accuses Hillary Clinton of changing too many stories about emails--which may or may not contain consistent or relevant stories(?). Secretaries Rice and Albright really didn't use them much. Secretary Powell could probably note that General Washington had not sent any emails from the Camp at Valley Forge. That tradition would actually continue on for decades(?).
In the link,. Secretary Powell would try to bring the State Department into at least--some new century, having otherwise blown the testimony about the non-existent, "Weapons of Mass Destruction." That part is not in the link. Easily marked, "Embarrassing", it is still not clear if the WMD's were somewhere in a McDonalds, in downtown Baghdad--for all that the State Department knew. That had to be explained to the United Nations, in that administration that anyone can think of, unless it is best forgotten(?)!
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So Clinton contends that the rules were finally clarified after Secretary Kerry became the local occupant, the Secretary of State to this date. Likely there will be campaign newsletters, describing the further progress at Department of State, trying to figure out some date, or what day it is.
Historians do miss a lot, including people even claiming to keep the histories and records(?)! Likely the FBI Investigation is taking so much time, investigating just who was actually responsible for putting just which document, into which new pigeon-hole. There were probably a lot of them--one pigeon-hole for each records-keeper, in a U. S. Executive Branch Department.
Put that in the context of just how relevant the email issue is not. Pigeon-hole stuffers are probably not to be trusted, either--especially in the Hollywood versions. Still there are some.
The Soviet Union famously learned about Civil Service, itself the really hard way. They finally just went out of business, probably reliant on the fact that historians really do miss a lot(?)! Which pigeon-holes and which are not: "Classified," has to be boring even to think through, much less do for work! Another investigation will easily enough, be created(?): To investigate precisely that(?).
The Republicans are about to learn a lot about how to run a modern government, probably. . .after a few more years. . .decades. . .or one or more centuries beyond. There are people who think that Moses was actually explaining about some deity, for example. That too seems likely to continue, even on the late night comedy shows, likely for as many years as Mr. Ed, the famous talking horse, can keep it up.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Prayers to Great Spirit, "Seven Come Eleven," now too many to record, or even be classified, on Lands of Many Nations!")
In the link,. Secretary Powell would try to bring the State Department into at least--some new century, having otherwise blown the testimony about the non-existent, "Weapons of Mass Destruction." That part is not in the link. Easily marked, "Embarrassing", it is still not clear if the WMD's were somewhere in a McDonalds, in downtown Baghdad--for all that the State Department knew. That had to be explained to the United Nations, in that administration that anyone can think of, unless it is best forgotten(?)!
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So Clinton contends that the rules were finally clarified after Secretary Kerry became the local occupant, the Secretary of State to this date. Likely there will be campaign newsletters, describing the further progress at Department of State, trying to figure out some date, or what day it is.
Historians do miss a lot, including people even claiming to keep the histories and records(?)! Likely the FBI Investigation is taking so much time, investigating just who was actually responsible for putting just which document, into which new pigeon-hole. There were probably a lot of them--one pigeon-hole for each records-keeper, in a U. S. Executive Branch Department.
Put that in the context of just how relevant the email issue is not. Pigeon-hole stuffers are probably not to be trusted, either--especially in the Hollywood versions. Still there are some.
The Soviet Union famously learned about Civil Service, itself the really hard way. They finally just went out of business, probably reliant on the fact that historians really do miss a lot(?)! Which pigeon-holes and which are not: "Classified," has to be boring even to think through, much less do for work! Another investigation will easily enough, be created(?): To investigate precisely that(?).
The Republicans are about to learn a lot about how to run a modern government, probably. . .after a few more years. . .decades. . .or one or more centuries beyond. There are people who think that Moses was actually explaining about some deity, for example. That too seems likely to continue, even on the late night comedy shows, likely for as many years as Mr. Ed, the famous talking horse, can keep it up.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Prayers to Great Spirit, "Seven Come Eleven," now too many to record, or even be classified, on Lands of Many Nations!")
