James Comey Press Con. At 11am

[Mike M (the other one)]

(07-06-2016, 12:46 AM)BmorePat87 Wrote: I think the emphasis was on the sharing of the information. Was there criminal intent to share state secrets and risk national security or was there overly reckless conduct?

I would like to ask John M. Deutch the same thing when he was lost his security clearance and brought up on charges for .....

"While serving as Director of Central Intelligence I erred in using CIA-issued computers that were not configured for classified work to compose classified documents and memoranda," Deutch said. "While it was absolutely necessary for me to work at home and while on travel, in hindsight it is clear that I should have insisted that I be provided the means of accomplishing this work in a manner fully consistent with all the security rules."

It seems as if it didn't matter if there was intent or not. They still hung him for breaking the law, that is until Bill Clinton pardoned him on his last day in office... Strange.