Email 101 - a Primer to help w/OIG report about Hillary's Private Server
http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/6/22/1528804/-Email-101-a-Primer-to...
No recs, one or more flags.
If someone wants to come over and help, that would be lovely. If not, I hope you have a good day.
So I'm apparently a local leader. At least, that's what the latest letter accompanying a "survey" from the DNC says I am. Certainly is news to me. But it did get me wondering exactly how many people here have ever gotten one of these before. So, for those who don't receive this little piece of propaganda, I thought it'd be nice to share it here.
The main part of the accompanying letter reads as follows:
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Dear fellow citizen:
Thank you for contacting us.
What is This Case About?
This is a fraud lawsuit.
Let's assume that Hillary Clinton wins the presidency, since that is the most likely outcome.
Which country will she prove how tough she is by killing a whole bunch of helpless, brown-skinned civilians?
This is, of course, in addition to on-going wars that President Obama will leave in his wake, such as Afghanistan and Iraq.
This is also in addition to the on-going Global Assassination Program, known as the Drone War.
Word out of Washington is that a Pentagon policy change allowing transgender members of the military to serve openly is in its final stages of approval.
Originally, we were expecting the change to be announced in March.
Gender dysphoria disqualifies service members under current policy. However, Defense Secretary Ash Carter enacted a de facto moratorium on such dismissals last year as the Defense Department crafted its new guidelines. Officials have been wrestling with several issues regarding transgender troops including recruiting, medical treatment, housing, uniforms and physical fitness standards.
I think that is a terrific read. I am not through Gov.Brown's article in the New York Book Review of Books, but I m grateful to have received that email with that link to Perry's book.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders conceded this week that he was not going to be the party’s nominee.
In an C-SPAN interview that aired on Wednesday, Sanders spoke of his role at the upcoming Democratic National Convention.
mocratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders conceded this week that he was not going to be the party’s nominee.
Hope you all don't mind me dumping these two different issues in one essay, but caught them all this morning while busying around and thought they were worth sharing.
Here is Thomas Frank talking about his new book LISTEN, LIBERAL!
The subject of my new book is the Democratic Party’s failure over the last few decades to do anything really meaningful about income inequality.
These would be searches of various electronic items in spy and terrorism cases.
