Some of Hillary Clinton’s emails were so sensitive that members of the Oversight Committee could not review them

 Hillary Clinton has made the claim over and over again while on the campaign trail that she never sent nor received sensitive information on her personal email server while she was Secretary of State. This claim is laughable on its face considering the fact she conducted ALL State Department business on her homebrew email server because it would mean she was never involved in any sensitive communications while she was Secretary of State. And if this is true it would mean she only held the position of Secretary of State in name only and her tenure as Secretary of State was just a resume enhancer with no real responsibility attached to it and nobody believes that to be the truth.

  However we know this is a lie because she did in fact transmit information which was above top secret, and on top of that she also  transmitted at least one email which contained information about a spy working undercover in the field. 

  But be that as it may her supporters still claim, despite the fact the FBI is conducting a criminal investigation into the possibility that Hillary Clinton mishandled classified information, that this is nothing more than a continuance of the vast right-wing conspiracy which haunted her husband when he was President.

  Despite the left’s claim that “there is no there there” it turns out, if this story is true, that the members of the Oversight Committee who are investigating Hillary Clinton’s email scandal had to have their security clearances upgraded in order to read her emails. Here is more:

 Some of newly revealed emails on Hillary Clinton’s private, unsecured server are so sensitive that senior lawmakers on the oversight committees did not have high enough security clearances to read them, according to sources on Capitol Hill. Fox News reports today that lawmakers had to fulfill additional security requirements in order to read material in her emails described by Mrs. Clinton as “innocuous.”

The emails in question, as Fox News first reported earlier this week, contained intelligence classified at a level beyond “top secret.” Because of this designation, not all the lawmakers on key committees reviewing the case have high enough clearances.

A source with knowledge of the intelligence review told Fox News that senior members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, despite having high-level clearances, are among those not authorized to read the intelligence from so-called “special access programs” without taking additional security steps — like signing new non-disclosure agreements.

These programs are highly restricted to protect intelligence community sources and methods.

    So the members of the Oversight Committee have high-level clearances yet they still did not have the clearances needed to view some of Hillary Clinton’s emails and yet we are still supposed to believe the former Secretary of State when she claims that she never shared sensitive information on her homebrew email server? This takes the willing suspension of disbelief…

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