I guess Russia needed to stay in touch with them.

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You actually fell for that headline. Do you really not understand the difference between personal, civilian email and classified government email?

I think you are much more intelligent than that, bigguy30.

This story is everywhere and again twisting facts will not help you or Trump's thugs.
The truth and facts do not mean anything to Trump supporters like yourself either.

I know you are in denial and worship Trump lies and bullshit too!
Then you want to talk about me being a embrassament?
You better go find a mirror quick! Lol

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You're an embarrassment because you can't write or spell......and your comment of it being "everywhere".....with all the fake news sites you trust I'd be careful about just how much credible info is actually there.

Well you are not very smart and I have to make sure my responses reflect.
The level of stupidity, you and other Trump supporters display daily on here.
If you have a problem, than get a mirror and look at yourself!

Not the least of which is yourself.  It's not fake news - these dolts used their private email accounts to discuss government business.  That is a fact.  The hypocracy of this is phenomenal.  But since you worship Trump, I get how you would not believe that.  Pathetic.

Right out of the NYT piece.  "Officials are supposed to use government emails for their official duties so their conversations are available to the public and those conducting oversight. But it is not illegal for White House officials to use private email accounts as long as they forward work-related messages to their work accounts so they can be preserved."

They did reportedly copy the .gov email addresses so the preserving did take place. And noone is saying anything was classified.  Perhaps 1 email every other day on average.  So very different from HRC.  The smartest decision?  On the surface, no, but i would like to see more facts such as were the emails a reply to someone received on the personal address, or was it an "originating" email so to speak.

The best way to deal with this cult is keep exposing them.
When you look at what Trump has done already, pretending to be a US President.
Well his supporters are also a embarrassment too.

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does not know the difference.  So with all your vast military experience, at high decision making levels, and maybe also in large government organizations, go ahead explain.  Explain the difference between "official" and "personal" email on the same server or in the same "private" email account.

 
And, you may not be bright enough to realize this, but anyone could send a classified email message to even YOU!  And, for some in government positions, that email message could have been unclassified at the time it was sent, then with a change in the world situation---all of a sudden that email message could become classified after the fact.

 
It is NEVER a good idea to combine "official" government communications with "personal" communications, a lesson Clinton learned all too late.  But the issue is EXACTLY the same.  Let's see how the FBI deals with the violations of Trump's cronies.  Let's see if somehow, any of THESE email messages become classified after the fact or were unknowingly classified when they were sent.

 
So go ahead, genius, explain how the decision of Trump's cronies to use their "personal" email accounts for "official" government business is any different than Clinton's blunder!  Go ahead, dumb, dumb, I will be waiting.

stop confusing him with the facts.  He has ALREADY made up his mind.  His iPhone is buzzing with news feeds from Russian websites.  He can not tell the difference and facts/logic won't change his perspective one iota.

they reportedly did copy their .gov email addresses which HRC did not.  Which is what the law requires.