Hillary Clinton routinely asked her maid to print out sensitive government e-mai

[Linda]

http://nypost.com/2016/11/06/clinton-directed-her-maid-to-print-out-classified-materials/

"As secretary of state, Hillary Clinton routinely asked her maid to print out sensitive government e-mails and documents — including ones containing classified information — from her house in Washington, DC, e-mails and FBI memos show. But the housekeeper lacked the security clearance to handle such material."

[SVPete]

... e-mails and FBI memos show.

I realize this isn't a signed memorandum saying, "I, Hillary Rodham Clinton, am a stupid, entitled, arrogant elitist," but that's the only reasonable interpretation of doing this. I'm running out of words to express how appalling I think The SHREW's actions have been and her arrogant denials are.

Let me reiterate something that puts what The SHREW did in perspective:

My now former employer - I left for another job - is a defense contractor, some of whose products are classified "Secret" and are tested in a secure area that only people with a clearance can enter. If I worked in that area (I didn't) and absent-mindedly took a specification, or an Acceptance Test Procedure, or a test data print-out out of the secure area, I would have been canned, and could have been prosecuted. All for one document, accidentally taken out of the secure area, the lowest level of classification.

I know, personal experience = . I also know that there are men and women here who could set me straight and nail me to the wall if I posted DU-grade BS. Not that fear of exposure motivates me to be truthful.

[FunkyZero]

I realize this isn't a signed memorandum saying, "I, Hillary Rodham Clinton, am a stupid, entitled, arrogant elitist," but that's the only reasonable interpretation of doing this. I'm running out of words to express how appalling I think The SHREW's actions have been and her arrogant denials are.

Let me reiterate something that puts what The SHREW did in perspective:

My now former employer - I left for another job - is a defense contractor, some of whose products are classified "Secret" and are tested in a secure area that only people with a clearance can enter. If I worked in that area (I didn't) and absent-mindedly took a specification, or an Acceptance Test Procedure, or a test data print-out out of the secure area, I would have been canned, and could have been prosecuted. All for one document, accidentally taken out of the secure area, the lowest level of classification.

Not that I have and experience personally, but my best friend worked at Raytheon for several years and yes, they are quite strict. You get searched every time you enter and leave the areas under that classification. He did have some cool stories though.