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ignoreme
2019 Oct 10, 8:04pm
Yes because the Secretary of State paying money and hiring a company to setup and run a private email server then having it wiped “like with a cloth” when requested to provide emails from said server is totally the same thing as a few low level diplomats using WhatsApp.
ORANGE MAN BAD! RAR!
ORANGE MAN BAD! RAR!
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Ceffer
2019 Oct 10, 8:07pm
Ceffer
2019 Oct 10, 8:07pm
Standard LibbyFuck Flip Psyops: flak attack scream that Trumpoids do it all and do it worse to exonerate Dem crimes and sedition.
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ignoreme
2019 Oct 10, 8:21pm
I just don’t get it. Like I understand how the typical triggered yoga instructor out in Portland could read a story like this and feel better about the guilt she had for the abortion she had when she was 22, because republicans are all hypocrites right?
But why waste time posting this crappy story on PatNet where people are just going to make fun of your TDS?
But why waste time posting this crappy story on PatNet where people are just going to make fun of your TDS?
But some of those same House lawmakers are now on the opposite side of the controversy, playing defense for U.S. diplomats.
On Tuesday, lawmakers said that President Trump’s top envoys for Ukraine and the European Union used personal phones and an encrypted messenger app as they conducted U.S. policy on Ukraine, a matter that was revealed during House Democrats’ impeachment inquiry.
The most vocal defenders of the Trump administration’s actions include some of the most aggressive critics of Clinton’s handling of sensitive information, including Rep. Jim Jordan (R) of Ohio, Rep. Mark Meadows (R) of North Carolina and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who as a Kansas congressman had attacked Clinton by underscoring the solemn role of soldiers in defending U.S. secrets.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/clinton-email-critics-do-a-role-reversal-as-trump-administration-draws-fire-for-private-phone-use/2019/10/09/4e9fa357-2964-417f-a128-d543b8ac28b4_story.html