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#hillaryclinton

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Ann1944

So #HillaryClinton’s emails led to calls for her to be imprisoned, but Pete Hegseth and friends can have a group chat about bombing a terrorist group, and it’s no big deal? So, while it’s infuriating, it’s not overly surprising. In a Glamour exclusive, the former secretary of state compares the texts that shocked the world and her 2016 email scandal.

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Courrier international - Non officiel
Après les révélations sur la fuite de données militaires sur la messagerie Signal, la presse américaine constate “l’hypocrisie” du camp Trump qui avait vivement critiqué” Hillary Clinton tout au long de la campagne présidentielle 2016 pour avoir utilisé une adresse e-mail privée lorsqu’elle était secrétaire d’État entre 2009 et 2013.#états-unis #amériques #hillaryclinton #donaldtrump #politique
“Signalgate” : La revanche d’Hillary Clinton
Courrier International · “Signalgate” : La revanche d’Hillary ClintonBy Dorian Gallais
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Nonilex

#HillaryClinton NYT OpEd
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It’s not the #hypocrisy that bothers me; it’s the #stupidity. We’re all shocked—shocked!—that Pres Trump & his team don’t actually care about protecting #classified info or federal record retention laws. But we knew that already. What’s much worse is that top #Trump admin ofcls put our troops in jeopardy by sharing #military plans on a commercial messaging app & unwittingly invited a journalist….That’s dangerous. And it’s just dumb.
nytimes.com/2025/03/28/opinion

The New York Times · Opinion | Hillary Clinton: This Is Just DumbBy Hillary Clinton
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Ehay2k

@GottaLaff
Remember that one of the #GOP 's main arguments about Hillary Clinton's actions was that it was a PRIVATE server, not subject to government controls.

Even then, IIRC, she never *initiated* communications that contained classified or even SBU data.

These fools like #Hegseth CREATED & sent what every expert agrees was highly classified (TS most likely) information using a chat app on personal phones! Many laws were broken here.

#HillaryClinton#emailserver#signal
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Zhi Zhu 🕸️

"It is worth noting that #DonaldTrump, as a candidate for president (and as president), repeatedly and vociferously demanded that #HillaryClinton be imprisoned for using a private email server for official business when she was secretary of state. (It is also worth noting that #Trump was indicted in 2023 for mishandling classified documents, but the charges were dropped after his election.)"
theatlantic.com/politics/archi

Text(edited for length): ...But they knew never to share classified or sensitive information on the app, because their phones could have been hacked by a foreign intelligence service, which would have been able to read the messages on the devices. It is worth noting that Donald Trump, as a candidate for president (and as president), repeatedly and vociferously demanded that Hillary Clinton be imprisoned for using a private email server for official business when she was secretary of state. (It is also worth noting that Trump was indicted in 2023 for mishandling classified documents, but the charges were dropped after his election.) Waltz and the other Cabinet-level officials were already potentially violating government policy and the law simply by texting one another about the operation. But when Waltz added a journalist—presumably by mistake—to his principals committee, he created new security and legal issues. Now the group was transmitting information to someone not authorized to receive it. That is the classic definition of a leak, even if it was unintentional, and even if the recipient of the leak did not actually believe it was a leak until Yemen came under American attack. All along, members of the Signal group were aware of the need for secrecy and operations security. In his text detailing aspects of the forthcoming attack on Houthi targets, Hegseth wrote to the group—which, at the time, included me—“We are currently clean on OPSEC.”
#GOP#Politics#Hypocrisy
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