Well, you can repeal the foia if you want to. Is it a legitimate request? I mean legal?
That's a suit related to a FOIA request. I see no problem with that. The information they are seeking is related to correspondence when she was working as SoS. They are within their rights to seek that information under a FOIA request. You could do the same if you wanted.
That's a suit related to a FOIA request. I see no problem with that. The information they are seeking is related to correspondence when she was working as SoS. They are within their rights to seek that information under a FOIA request. You could do the same if you wanted.
Would the classified material be on her private server? [winking]Agree wholeheartedly, but, if some of it is classified, don't be surprised when you don't get it.
They can respond to a FOIA request and redact the classified information. That's legitimate under FOIA. I suspect the line from the State Department is that they are still assessing those emails and deciding what has to be redacted, if anything. My point is that the law suit is legitimate.Agree wholeheartedly, but, if some of it is classified, don't be surprised when you don't get it.
HahahahahaWould the classified material be on her private server? [winking]
Classy State Dept. failing to comply as obliged by law with a lawful request.
Most transparent administration ever.Classy State Dept. failing to comply as obliged by law with a lawful request.
Since you are so insistant to "put" you intelligence against others, what do you think it says about your intellignce when you are unable to understand what the GOP is doing here and why?
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