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发帖数: 29846 | 1 Unprecedented Transparency: State Department to Release 550 Clinton Emails
Over Holiday Weekend
by Jammie via Jammie Wearing Fools
This is how these criminals operate. They disregard court orders, then when
they comply it’s usually Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve, or now on
President’s Day weekend. Oh well, at least we know this particular criminal
will never be celebrated on future President’s Days.
The State Department will release 550 emails from Hillary Clinton’s
private sever this weekend, under pressure from a federal judge who earlier
this week appeared visibly annoyed at its delayed efforts.
In a court filing late on Wednesday night, State Department official
Eric Stein told the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia that
department staffers have made “significant progress” on preparing the
emails for release.
As a result, the department will now be able to release the roughly 550
emails — which represent roughly 14 percent of the 3,700 remaining Clinton
emails — on Saturday, in the middle of the three-day Presidents’ Day
weekend. The department had previously said that it could not release the
emails until late next week.
Oh, so only 3,150 to go. They’ll now be scheduled for Easter, Memorial Day,
Fourth of July and Labor Day weekends. For transparency purposes or
something.
If only her socialist opponent for the Democratic nomination would
capitalize on this.
Releasing the emails on Saturday “provides time to address any
additional problems that may arise,” Stein wrote, “as have occurred in the
past at this final stage in the process.”
The Obama administration is already more than a week behind schedule on
the emails, which were all supposed to have been released by Jan. 29.
Wait, the Obama administration is involved here? But they’re remarkably
scandal-free. Must just be some coincidence they’re helping cover up
Grandma’s mess.
“Posting documents on State’s FOIA [Freedom of Information Act]
website involves several steps, and State’s ability to efficiently carry
out these steps is sometimes limited by the available technology and by the
availability of personnel who are sufficiently familiar with the technology,
” Stein wrote. “The FOIA system where the documents reside … can be
extremely rigid and slow, making the necessary steps in the process more
time-consuming than one might otherwise expect.”
Remember when they told us this was the most-tech-savvy administration ever?
Yeah, good times. |
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