It's Going to Take Several Days to Go Through All of Hillary's Lies

So let's start with her dissembling on whether she sent or received classified information from her insecure private email account.

Sean Davis points notes, correctly, that anyone who has any experience with the Clintons must take account of their deliberate attempts to deceive by microscopically parsing words. This is an Old trick by now, as besuits* our Old Girl, and I don't know why the Clintons think this can still work.

Davis looks at the question and the answer and begins analyzing, Clinton Perjury Defense style:

QUESTION: Were you ever --were you ever specifically briefed on the security implications of using -- using your own email server and using your personal address to email with the president?

CLINTON: I did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. There is no classified material.

So I’m certainly well-aware of the classification requirements and did not send classified material.

Davis notes several things, among them:

She says "There is no classified material." This is such a screaming Red Flag I will not insult you to explain it-- but if you could do with a little insulting, read Sean Davis.

Another major Screaming Read Flag ** is Clinton's insistence that she never sent classified email.

Why does she insist on sending being the important thing? Because her phone was definitely, inarguably receiving classified information literally 24/7:

But are we sure Hillary got such alerts on her phone? Yes, we are sure. Excerpted from a book, noting that Hillary got such a "flash" about the Wikileaks publications:

Well maybe that author is lying. Okay, how about Hillary talking about receiving these alerts in her own book?

More of this:

Davis notes other areas of obvious Clintonian Parsing, such as Hillary refusing to discuss sensitive (rather than "classified") material.

* I just made that word up. Deal with it.

** Flags can scream. Like if the wind is blowing really hard and they are held taut and there is a tiny hole in the flag. That could produce a whistling sound, which could be called a "scream."

posted by Ace at 12:43 PM

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