Discussion: State Dept. Has No Record Of Hillary Exit Doc Requested By RNC, Fox News

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“Psaki also said that she believes that by not signing the form, Clinton did not violate any rules.”

so, why are we talking about this?

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OF-109exitformgate!!!1!one!1!!!

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“they don’t have record of Condoleezza Rice or Colin Powell signing the form, either.”

Quick, down the memory hole with that.

How can we keep beating this way beyond dead nothing of horse if we keep saying that?

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Long form, please, too!

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probably did not fill out weekly time sheets either …

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Another distraction from Benghazi.

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It’s Hillary. Different rules. She might run for President, then very different rules.

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And “boom” goes the dynamite.

We’re very concerned that the State Dept. claims to have no record of this document. In fact, we’re so concerned we’ll talk about this until her second term has been over for 10 years or so.

/FOX/RNC

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Well they couldn’t make “Benghazi” stick … so they continue to thrash around like a fish out of water looking for something that Hillary did that was so bad that … they’d better keep on looking, because no matter how you feel about the woman, she does know how to play the political game, and far better than anyone on the Republican side of the aisle.

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Because Hillary is an omnipotent being whose every move is some diabolical chess move that affects all things in the universe. Duh!

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Because Fox.

HRC was a cabinet officer: nominated by the president, confirmed by the senate. All such appointees are “political appointees”, not employees. Employees have employment rights; political appointees, per the Constitution, are only in office at “the pleasure of the president”.

The form Fox is on about is known to anyone who’s been an EMPLOYEE of a federal government agency or department. There are millions of such employees, and more millions of such ex-employees. There are also, at any given time in Washington, thousands of former political appointees and former elected official, mostly now working in lobbying concerns and so-called think tanks. Many of those former political appointees and elected officials, to say nothing of thousands of former employees now working in more politicized positions in and around WDC, would be familiar with the concept of an employment separation form.

Let’s say I was at one time an employee of a federal agency (which, I was). Assume I spent, say, a couple of years working as employee with a federal agency, then left, yet continued to work after leaving on a contract or case-by-case basis. I’d sign an employee separation form when I left permanent employment, but I’d not be called up to sign such a form as a contract worker - even tho I could be working out of the same physical location on the same sorts of issues. But I would be bound by the terms of the contract I worked under and any related secrecy oaths, both general and specific, whether administered orally or, as is more common, in writing (There are a large number of federal laws and regulations that reference the specific requirement of an oath.), and the commitments associated with those oaths would, on their terms, NOT end upon the contract work ending.

Next, assume time went by, as well as a few administrations, and eventually I was appointed directly into a position within a federal agency, where I stayed for a few years before moving on to another federal agency and moving around among jobs in the latter. As an appointee, I would be bound by the same sorts of oaths that bind some employees and contractors, and more, and so I would NOT be called upon to have to sign a separation form on leaving that position. That would be not only because I was not serving as an “employee” during the periods I was serving in those agencies by appointment, but also because I would be bound by the general oath administered on assuming each position, plus any other additional oaths, whether administered orally or in writing, as called upon. And THOSE oaths would extend even further, in terms of each of information and over time, than either employment or contract.

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The coverup is even worse than was originally suspected!

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Oh brother. Now we get to spend the next 2 weeks listening to them demand that she sign another one, under oath, on camera, etc. etc. etc. They’ll probably subpoena her to testify before the House and dare her to refuse to do it while there.

BTW, Suzy says hi…

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This was a pretty big deal, her not signing is key. Now the issue becomes why the hell did our last three Secretaries of State not sign one, and also is ANYONE in that place signing these things. Wow.

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LOL, I think State told the RNC and Fox to go “F” themselves. I love it!!

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That’s a little different. This is not a secrecy thing, this is a turn over documents thing. Once you leave State Dept. you should sign one even if you are going to DoD to work. It’s separation from that Department. These need to be signed and Docs need to be turned in.

The real story here is why apparently NO ONE is signing these. In NO way can Hillary be criticized for this particular thing because apparently this form does not get used… Unreal.

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Right, seems the rules were all the same, but if that’s what you got out of this maybe you should try a different site.

One Congressional Republican hand diddles in trivia while the other simply diddles.