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November 20, 2019 01:03 PM UTC

But, But...Her Emails!?!

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  • by: Colorado Pols
What is the password?

As The Daily Beast reports, former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley recently made it a lot harder for Republicans to continue harping on emails sent by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton:

North Korea had just tested an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of hitting Alaska, and the Trump administration was scrambling to react. But it seems Nikki Haley, Trump’s ambassador to the United Nations, had lost her password for classified communications.

That’s why on that fraught July 4, 2017, she was typing away on her BlackBerry 10 smartphone, sending “confidential” information over a system meant only for unclassified material.

Haley was in a rush as she headed to her office—“On my way in”—shooting emails back and forth with top aides who’d been with her since she was governor of South Carolina. She needed to make a statement, and they were drafting it for her. “Let’s clean this up,” she writes after looking at some of the copy. “Pretty this up for me,” she says.

The next day we discover what the problem is with her communications. “Can’t find my password for the high side,” she writes.

Haley was apparently sending classified information through an unsecured email system because she forgot her password to the secure account.

Let’s repeat that: Haley used an email system that was not secure because she couldn’t remember her password to the confidential account.

She might as well have just faxed someone a piece of paper with sharpie scribbles across the front.

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5 thoughts on “But, But…Her Emails!?!

  1. ?how does this affect R's whining about anything?

    Bush/Rove lost millions of emails. Not a word.

    Emailing on a private server is like have deficits – only matters for Ds.

  2. Giuliani lost his Apple iPhone password. 

    Haley lost her password.

    Sondland has phone calls with the *resident on an unsecure phone in a restaurant in Kyiv.

    Trump tweets on an unsecured phone. And blurts out code-word level intelligence from a foreign country.  And has a son-in-law who can't fill out his security questionnaire without requiring MULTIPLE passes with corrections.  And has someone take a picture of a satellite photo shown in a classified briefing in a SCIF (where recording devices are not allowed), blocks out whatever level of classification it had, and gives it to Trump to send it out to the world.

    Any calls from Republicans in the House or Senate for investigation and testimony? 

    1. There probably would have been . . .

      . . . but supposedly some Capitol Hill janitors accidentally removed all the orange sticky-notes they had written their cell phone passwords on, from the lunchroom bulletin boards they had pinned them to?

      So, no. No calls.

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