[THEHILL] Platte River Networks, the company that managed Hillary Clinton ... sometimes described as The Heroine of Tuzla and at other times as Mrs. Bill, never as Another Walter Q. Gresham ... 's private email server, says it has no evidence of the server being wiped, meaning tens of thousands of deleted emails could be recovered, according to the Washington Post.
"Platte River has no knowledge of the server being wiped," company front man Andy Boian said. "All the information we have is that the server wasn't wiped."
The former secretary of State and Democratic presidential candidate said she deleted her personal correspondence amounting to 31,000 emails before turning over the server to FBI Sherlocks.
Deleted data can still be restored from a server unless it has been "wiped" -- a process that involves overwriting underlying data with gibberish.
A Clinton campaign spokesperson declined to comment to the Post.
It is unclear whether anyone has the authority to restore the emails, even if they could be restored.
Clinton and her staffers have deflected questions as to whether the server had been wiped, on several occasions saying they don't know what "wiped" means.
The FBI is investigating whether Clinton compromised classified information over the private server during her tenure as secretary of State.
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It is unclear whether anyone has the authority to restore the emails, even if they could be restored.
"Paging Mr. Cartman. Mr. Eric Cartman to the white courtesy phone..."
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And I wouldn't be surprised if every single geek at Platte River has about a hundred copies. Personal protection and sales opportunities aside, he's now a chick magnet.
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Even if she had deleted them, we can still get them back.
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And I wouldn't be surprised if every single geek at Platte River has about a hundred copies. Personal protection and sales opportunities aside, he's now a chick magnet. Posted by Matt
Whahhaha. Yes, I'm wondering why none of them have not turned up yet on eBay.
[Iran Press TV] Republicans in the US Congress opposing the Iran nuclear agreement are not giving up despite losing to Democrats this week, they are plotting additional attacks to undercut the deal, a report says.
On Thursday, Senate Democrats blocked a Republican resolution to reject the historic Vienna accord between Iran and the P5+1 group of countries, ensuring that the deal can be implemented without Obama having to use his veto power.
"This vote is a victory for diplomacy, for American national security, and for the safety and security of the world," President Barack Obama I inhaled. That was the point... said after the vote.
Republican senators, who only a few months earlier vowed to muster 67 votes to override a presidential veto, fell two votes short needed to break a Democratic filibuster.
But, in the House of Representatives, Republicans succeeded to pass a resolution against the Iran agreement by 162 to 269 votes on Friday.
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When politicians move from representing their constituencies to assuming the duties of a Praetorian Guard, the public suffers.
Good luck to the 'Pubs, but I, sadly, believe the horse is long departed the barn.
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They are.
Apparently they are sending out their minions to attack people who tend to vote Republican and who are criticizing the post turtle era of Congress.
And if there was any doubt that Congress abrogated their duty in 2010, it is now without a doubt.
I have not seen a performance this bad since Bill Mahar's standup comedy routine, and if you have never had the, pleasure, he gives opossums gravitas.
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Lifted from elsewhere, but saved for the record.
Did the GOP secure the border with control of the White House and Congress? NO.
Did the GOP balance the budget with control of the White House and Congress? NO.
Who gave us the TSA? The GOP
Who gave us the Patriot Act? The GOP
Who expanded Medicare to include prescription drug coverage? The GOP
Who created the precursor of Common Core in Race To the Top? The GOP
Who played the race card in Mississippi to re-elect Thad Cochran? The GOP
Who paid Democrats to vote in the Mississippi primary? The GOP
Who refused to support Ken Cuccinnelli in Virginia? The GOP
Who supported Charlie Crist? The GOP
Who supported Arlen Spector? The GOP
Who supported Bob Bennett? The GOP
Who worked against Marco Rubio? The GOP
It's all for show people. And then they wonder why Trump gets traction and the teflon effect from 'their' media.
[Right Scoop] All the pundits kept saying Hillary's campaign would be boring because all of her bad laundry had already been aired out in public, but they didn't count on the scandal that keeps on giving -- her private email server insanity. And Judge Jeanine took it all in, mixed it up with her special brand of snark and legal analysis, and regurgitated it onto your monitor!!
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