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"One should either write ruthlessly what one believes to be the truth, or else shut up." — Arthur Koestler
by Smitty
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Does she really believe this finish’s this? As for not allowing access to the server, I suppose crowd funding a ”team” would be frowned on.
I’m confident that she believes it SHOULD push the story down the memory hole. And she would have gotten away with it, too, if not for you meddling kids!
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Tweet #ArkansasUnderwood every chance you get!
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There’s an old joke from the 1990s, back when whitehouse.gov was first set up.
Question: if Bill Clinton is [email protected], and Al Gore is [email protected], what is Hillary?
Answer: [email protected].
As an aside: I knew the guy that originally set up whitehouse.gov email; he reported that you simply would not believe how much time and discussion was spent on deciding whether it should be [email protected] or [email protected].
Oh, I believe it. The hyphen is correct for an adjective, but it’s a noun, but no one except a techie grammarian would expect an underscore, so obviously they should’ve gone with a dot.
[email protected]
See how much better that looks than an underscore, without falsely implying the wrong grammatical case like a hyphen does?
I must be a techie because an underscore is the only reasonable choice. The others are, to use a highly technical word, retarded.
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The AP is even coming after her now with legal action about the emails. It’s great to see this. I just wish they’d be this aggressive with Obama, too.