ex-state department employee: sending <u+2018>sensitive<u+2019> info to private email was norm under clinton "honestly, otr, everyone i knew at state used our private email..." the former employee said mikael thalen   




the former director of policy planning for the u.s. state department wrote that sending <u+201c>sensitive<u+201d> content to private email accounts was the norm under secretary clinton, emails published by wikileaks reveal. anne-marie slaughter, who served at the department from january 2009 until february 2011, stated <u+201c>off the record<u+201d> to new york times columnist thomas l. friedman that <u+201c>everyone at state<u+201d> used private email for government-related business. ex-state dept director of policy planning anne-marie slaughter: private email was the norm under clinton https://t.co/ydfugwyzx5 @wikileaks pic.twitter.com/pcns3fpnq3 




<u+2014> mikael thalen (@mikaelthalen) october 26, 2016 




<u+201c>honestly, otr, everyone i knew at state used our private email (i used princeton) when we were out of the office<u+2026><u+201d> slaughter wrote. 




explaining her disdain for the department<u+2019>s <u+201c>incredibly clunky and difficult<u+201d> blackberries, slaughter admitted that sensitive information was often sent from the state department to employee<u+2019>s personal emails. 




<u+201c>we sent sensitive but unclassified documents to our private emails so we could work on them at home and then sent them back to our work emails,<u+201d> she said. 




the comments were uncovered wednesday in wikileaks<u+2019> 19th release of clinton campaign chairman john podesta<u+2019>s emails. newsletter sign up get the latest breaking news & specials from alex jones and the infowars crew. related articles
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