I see the libs and skootchie are getting a little "testy" with their posts and "trying" to defend a Clinton.

That is funny isn't it, defending a Clinton that is so great at being arrogant and acting like what they do is ok because it is them doing it?

That is funny isn't it, defending a Clinton that is so great at being arrogant and acting like what they do is ok because it is them doing it?

That is funny isn't it, defending a Clinton

Clinton that is so great at being arrogant

...and us normal people.

Not one of these guys will say what crime has been committed.

Posted by KJ521:
"Joe.....
You really disappoint me. And you know why. "

Joe.....

You really disappoint me. And you know why. :(

Quit with the personal emails, we don't care about the personal emails, no one does.

We care about her deleting emails she "says" were personal.

Remember, we are talking about a Clinton, you know, "I did not have sexual relations with that woman" Clinton

No, I do not appreciate blasphmous behavior which I believe to be intentional.
....
But that is not what disappoints me. What disappoints me is that a blasphmous act should be preceived to be just as offensive as a racist act.

when Hillary Clinton put her official government state department emails in with her personal emails then it is my contention that SHE FORFEITED HER RIGHT OF PRIVACY BY DOING THAT.

I imagine Jesus looked rather like Yasser Arafat.

Joe/kj--Have you both/either read "Another Roadside Attraction" by Tom Robbins? If not, worth a read.

It didn't seem to be of concern when it came to Donald Sterling. Why should Hilary be treated any different?

It didn't seem to be of concern when it came to Donald Sterling. Why should Hilary be treated any different?

I have yet to read where Sterling knew he was being recorded, thus the relation to the privacy that Hilary expects to have as well.

Was V. Stiviano ever charged with wire-tapping or even accused of it?

Was V. Stiviano ever charged with wire-tapping or even accused of it? If not, why not?

Wire-tapping definition is broadening, as for instance:
"After a disabled special education child tried to record how bullies were tormenting him at school, the police in Pennslyvania responded by slapping him with the charge of felony wiretapping."
http://www.inquisitr.com/1209361/disabled-boy-records-bullies-tormenting-him-police-charge-him-with-illegal-wiretapping/

Must be a felony tort.

I stand corrected. However this article seems to think it occurred in a house.

More than just "both known to be parties to the communication" but both known to be parties to the recording would be true.

I'll just assume we could find contradictory sites claiming different FACTS

I'll refrain from childish name calling like you do though, even though..... you once..... again.... are ........ wrong.

I don't sit around all day everyday scouring the internet for every exclusive factoid but from memory I'm thinking it is unknown who actually released these tapes

The Epitomy Of Manhood

^^^there's no outrage because it's a made up item from a Liberal rag.

MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee judge sentenced one of Gov. Scott Walker's former aides to six months in jail and three years of probation Monday for campaigning on the taxpayers' time — and prosecutors described how Walker, his campaign and his county staff regularly coordinated communications.

At the sentencing of Kelly Rindfleisch, 44, Milwaukee County Assistant District Attorney Bruce Landgraf displayed emails he said incriminated Rindfleisch, accused of working on Republican Brett Davis' lieutenant governor campaign while serving as deputy chief of staff for Walker when he was Milwaukee County executive in 2010.

MILWAUKEE -- A former top aide to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker was sentenced Tuesday to two years in prison after he was convicted of stealing more than $20,000 from a nonprofit group Walker appointed him to lead.

Timothy D. Russell, 49, pleaded guilty in November to felony theft, a charge that carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison. First-time offenders are often sentenced to probation, but Judge David Hansher said he gave prison time because Russell's contrition was insincere.

"There is absolutely no true regret, remorse or repentance," the judge said. "I find that you don't even have any shame."

Russell was one of six people charged in a secret investigation of the Milwaukee County executive's office back when Walker held that office between 2002 and 2010. Russell and four others have been convicted, and a trial for the sixth begins next week....

As Walker's deputy chief of staff, Russell was the third most powerful person in Milwaukee County behind Walker and Chief of Staff Tom Nardelli. The criminal complaint alleges that Russell used his position and influence to gain financial control of the Heritage Guard Preservation Society, a nonprofit group that organizes outings for veterans to the Milwaukee County Zoo.

The Epitomy Of Manhood

When a Wisconsin court released 27,000 pages of emails from a former aide to Gov. Scott Walker, it shone an embarrassing light on the 2016 hopeful.

The investigation – resulting in six convictions – involved embezzlement, money laundering and staffers mixing state business with a campaign effort to get Walker, then a Milwaukee county executive, to the governor’s mansion.

But getting the most attention from this document dump? The derogatory and inappropriate language used in some of the unsealed notes.

Among them were emails sent to aide Kelly Rindfleisch joking that dogs qualified for welfare because they are “mixed in color, unemployed, lazy, can't speak English and have no frigging clue who their Daddys are.”

Rindfleisch responded: “That is hilarious. And so true.”

Walker was never implicated in the investigation, and doesn’t appear to have been involved in these exchanges about race.

But here’s who was involved, and what they were charged with:

Kelly Rindfleisch was convicted of illegal campaign activity for working on the 2010 lieutenant governor’s campaign of then-Rep. Brett Davis while serving as Walker’s deputy chief of staff during his time as Milwaukee county executive. In Wisconsin, it is illegal for public employees to work on campaigns while on the clock and being paid to administer state services.

Prosecutors found that Rindfleisch traded more than 3,000 emails with Walker campaign staffers, most of which were sent on county time from a secret email system in Walker’s office. Davis, who was Walker’s favored candidate, lost the race but was later appointed by the governor as head of Wisconsin’s Medicaid program.

Rindfleisch was sentenced in 2012 to six months in jail, but her sentence has been stayed as she appeals. She unsuccessfully requested to keep her emails secret while attempting to have her conviction overturned. In addition to the welfare email, the newly released documents show Rindfleisch was also sent an email from Walker’s then chief of staff in Milwaukee County about a “nightmare” of waking up as unemployed, black, Jewish homosexual.

"Oh God, please don't tell me I'm a Democrat," the email ends.

Tim Russell was convicted to two years in prison for stealing more than $20,000 from a nonprofit group Walker put him in charge of. A deputy chief of staff, Russell was the third most powerful person in Milwaukee County during Walker’s time as executive. Prosecutors argued that Russell used his influence in Walker’s office to gain access to the funds of a veterans organization and used the money to go on two vacations and an out-of-state trip to meet with Republican Herman Cain as he weighed a presidential bid.

Darlene Wink was found guilty of engaging in campaign work for Walker’s 2010 gubernatorial race while on county time. The former constituent services director, however, sent far fewer emails than Rindfleisch and received only a year of probation.

Kevin Kavanaugh was found guilty of embezzling more than $51,000 in donations intended for military veterans and their families. The former Walker appointee served on the Milwaukee County Veteran Service Commission, which helped run a military appreciation event at the Milwaukee County Zoo that was the primary source Kavanaugh was accused of stealing from. In 2012 Kavanaugh was sentenced to two years in prison.

Bill Gardner was sentenced to two years of probation in 2011 after admitting he violated campaign finance laws by laundering tens of thousands of dollars for Walker’s first gubernatorial campaign. After he reached campaign contribution limits, the former president of Wisconsin & Southern Railroad had employees and associates donate and reimbursed his workers with personal and company funds.

Brian Pierick – The investigation into Russell found that his domestic partner, Pierick, had sent lewd text messages to a 17-year-old boy. Pierick told authorities he believed the boy was 18 and pleaded struck a deal with prosecutors that resulted in community service and a $2,100 fine. Pierick was, for a time, listed as the registrant for Walker’s gubernatorial website , the Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal reported.