Hillary Used Unshielded Phone, Didn’t Sign Exit Documents

The State Department’s spokeswoman dodged and ducked Thursday when she was asked if Hillary Clinton had signed routine document-preservation paperwork when she left the agency.

The paperwork requires departing employees to say they have “surrendered to responsible officials all unclassified documents” relating to their work.

If Clinton didn’t sign the document, she’ll have provided another legal stick to her critics who say she corruptly mixed government and private business while serving as secretary of state.

“Secretary Clinton like all officials here in this building when they depart or separate from office has to sign something called a Form OF-109,” a reporter asked spokeswoman Jen Psaki Thursday. “It’s a separation statement declaring that when you leave office you’re turning in over not just classified materials but any documents for official purposes. Did she sign it?”

“I think this has been asked,” Psaki responded. “It was more than two years ago.”

“I don’t have an update on that specific question at this point,” she said.

The spokeswoman also admitted Clinton used her own personal Blackberry phone instead of the government-supplied, security-enhanced Blackberry required by 2005 and 2011 regulations.

“She had a personal device,” Psaki said.

“I can’t speak to what was done on that personal device and what was not. That’s a question I would pose to her personal team.”

That violation of computer-security rules also creates a problem for Clinton, especially because its raises the possibility that top White House officials ignored protests from government computer-security experts about Clinton’s use of her private unshielded phone during trips to China, Russia and other risky places.

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Apparently obama and valerie Jarret (the real President) cares. They seem to be releasing all this info. It seems Clinton is to centrist and not liberal enough for them.