I'm thinking that he hasn't.
I don't think anybody has.
I'm thinking that he hasn't.
Slap on the wrist? He lost his job. He's probably not allowed to work for the government again (though I don't know that for a fact). It's not like this is the first time a politician has done something criminal and then gone on to work in the private sector. If Hillary quits this campaign and is basically blackballed from getting a private sector job then I would agree there's a double standard.
At the end of the day when you are running for President you will held to a higher standard than everyone else. You can argue whether that's a good thing or not but that's reality.
putting it on your own private server guarded by your lawyers and IT team is actually a different level of wrong than sharing it with your mistress
Funny that dems call trump a facist dictator while their candidate did things to evade all accountability in her post.
Rand Paul did . he basically got stoned walled, because much of it is black ops.Have you questioned the CIA's role in Benghazi? While it was being headed by Petraeus?
I bet Petraeus is crying all the way to the bank.
Last week, retired four-star Army General David Petraeus announced he was joining the New York-based investment firm KKR & Co. to run the firm’s new Global Institute, a group dedicated to studying how government policies impact investments...
CREW found that “70 percent (or 76) of the 108 three-and-four star generals and admirals who retired between 2009 and 2011 took jobs with defense contractors or consultants. In at least a few cases, the retirees have continued to advise the Department of Defense while on the payroll of defense contractors, suggesting the Pentagon may not always be receiving unbiased counsel.”
Sloan said she is not opposed to retired military brass making money based on their expertise. They all made less as generals or admirals than their skills would have drawn in the private sector and are entitled to cash in after their military service.
http://www.thefiscaltimes.com/Artic...tirees-From-4-star-General-to-7-Figure-Income
Do you understand that she's still being investigated and can still be prosecuted?
My best friend is a managing director at Blackstone and he has met with Petraeus a half dozen times in the last six months for a deal they are putting together with KKR. It's a huge investment and they will all get paid if it goes through.
But you're arguing Hillary and he should be held to the same standard. He lost his job she hasn't. What would you like him to do so that it's made fair to Hillary?
Although I think that Clinton is guilty, it has to said that Patraeus letting his floozy, who just so happened to be a journalist, keep classified documents on her own PC is pretty fucking dodgy. Again I can't help thinking that somebody lower down in the food chain would have been serving time for that.
Fair enough if that's the case. I'm not hear to defend Patraeus's actions I'm just trying to understand what he needs to do to make it fair to Hillary.
My best friend is a managing director at Blackstone and he has met with Petraeus a half dozen times in the last six months for a deal they are putting together with KKR. It's a huge investment and they will all get paid if it goes through.
But you're arguing Hillary and he should be held to the same standard. He lost his job she hasn't. What would you like him to do so that it's made fair to Hillary?
do you understand that she already admitted to all that is needed to show she set up a system to evade all responsibility (the setting up server part)
the classified stuff is just extra fluff and not important.
Fair enough if that's the case. I'm not hear to defend Patraeus's actions I'm just trying to understand what he needs to do to make it fair to Hillary.
I don't understand how I can make this more clear. First, Hillary doesn't have a government job to lose. Second, Hillary hasn't been accused and found guilty of any crime.
My argument revolves around the point that there were no congressional investigations and little taxpayer money spent investigating Petraeus for leaking classified info to his mistress, and very little criticism of the CIA's involvement in Benghazi. Also there weren't years of criticism either. What classified info did Petraeus leak to Broadwell and how does it measure up to the classified info in Hillary's emails?
I want people stop calling for Hillary to step down before the investigation is completed and any charges filed. I know that's not going to happen, though.
Typically if a government employee is under investigation they are suspended whilst the investigation goes ahead. So what would happen if Clinton became President would she be immune from prosecution?
he copped a plea.hence the relatively light sentenceI already said he can't do anything, it's the people who gave him a slap on the wrist who can make it fair. I'm criticizing the people (congressmen, authorities, the public) who are holding Hillary to a higher standard than they held Petraeus.
I'm guessing no but she might get the Nixon treatment, i.e. step down and let the VP take over.
I don't understand how I can make this more clear. First, Hillary doesn't have a government job to lose. Second, Hillary hasn't been accused and found guilty of any crime.
My argument revolves around the point that there were no congressional investigations and little taxpayer money spent investigating Petraeus for leaking classified info to his mistress, and very little criticism of the CIA's involvement in Benghazi. Also there weren't years of criticism either. What classified info did Petraeus leak to Broadwell and how does it measure up to the classified info in Hillary's emails?
I want people stop calling for Hillary to step down before the investigation is completed and any charges filed. I know that's not going to happen, though.
he copped a plea.hence the relatively light sentence