EVERYONE’S
PRIORITY IS TO COVER THEIR OWN ASS
No one of
any position and any intelligence uses e-mail for any correspondence that my
effect their tenure.
One of the
most tentative employment position is superintendent (and principal) in an
Alaskan Native school district: you serve at the pleasure of a school board
(and like most school boards) that has no teaching background or experience, but also carry a
cultural resentment for non-native administrators. I worked for a superintendent that was
absolutely paranoid about e-mail. We
carried on general correspondence via e-mail; but any situation that had a
possibility of being questioned by the school board was discussed only in
person or by phone.
I can
understand Hillary wanting the control of her e-mails; but with any ambition
beyond Secretary of State her private server was bound to ignite a fire storm
of criticism – because everything about her is and has always been a subject of
criticism and paranoid scrutiny by the Republican Right.
Like a Texas sharpshooter the Republicans will draw a target around this e-mail controversy.
In Logic we
study arguments; and the Republicans are using an Argumentum Ignorantian: the premise is true because it has not been
proven it is not true.
What it all
boils down to is that Republicans hate the Democrats, the Democrats disdain the
Republicans and the Independents have no chance.
So there
will be weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth; and in the end, half of the
country will be dissatisfied with the results of the 2016 election regardless
of who is elected – and life will go on
as usual.
SNAFU: Situation Normal All
Fucked Up.
the
Ol’Buzzard
Wasn't there something like this called Benghazi? They went around and around and nothing changed. I really wish they would stop beating that poor dead horse.
ReplyDeletebut the ??? funny thing is...at least 30 gop's have done or are doing the same thing.they suck
ReplyDelete“Our government teaches the whole people by its example. If the government becomes the lawbreaker, it breeds contempt for law; it invites every man to become a law unto himself; it invites anarchy.”
ReplyDelete~ Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, Louis Dembitz Brandeis (1856-1941)
We could be impressed if even half the electorate showed up to vote.
ReplyDeleteI am staying in Ukraine. At least I can understand what is going on here.
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