Brill
SOF Support
An open question to ponder: what implications, if any, would there be IF the USG was behind the purported cyber attack on Wikileaks's servers?
Biden has alluded that the IC would soon retaliate against Russia for their cyber affects against our election.
https://www.ft.com/content/2d9c73fa-935b-11e6-a80e-bcd69f323a8b
NBC claims CIA ready to embarrass Putin via offensive cyber ops.
The CIA is prepping a possible cyber strike against Russia
Personally, I expect the party's leader to support their nominee but using other government entities (DOJ, IC, etc) to support a candidate seems very strange. By support, I mean IF the USG, or a surrogate, is trying to stop release of Wikileaks's data that is damaging to Clinton's campaign.
It's definitely a sticky wicket in that foreign intervention in elections is definitely interference but at the same time, the information, which has NOT be refuted at all (Trump flatly denies allegations of sexual assault), is concerning especially the emails related to corruption.
Federal employees and uniformed members cannot advocate for/against a candidate while in their work capacity.
https://osc.gov/Resources/HA Pamphlet Sept 2014.pdf
http://www.dod.mil/dodgc/defense_ethics/resource_library/elections_guidance_2016.pdf
Biden has alluded that the IC would soon retaliate against Russia for their cyber affects against our election.
https://www.ft.com/content/2d9c73fa-935b-11e6-a80e-bcd69f323a8b
NBC claims CIA ready to embarrass Putin via offensive cyber ops.
The CIA is prepping a possible cyber strike against Russia
Personally, I expect the party's leader to support their nominee but using other government entities (DOJ, IC, etc) to support a candidate seems very strange. By support, I mean IF the USG, or a surrogate, is trying to stop release of Wikileaks's data that is damaging to Clinton's campaign.
It's definitely a sticky wicket in that foreign intervention in elections is definitely interference but at the same time, the information, which has NOT be refuted at all (Trump flatly denies allegations of sexual assault), is concerning especially the emails related to corruption.
Federal employees and uniformed members cannot advocate for/against a candidate while in their work capacity.
https://osc.gov/Resources/HA Pamphlet Sept 2014.pdf
http://www.dod.mil/dodgc/defense_ethics/resource_library/elections_guidance_2016.pdf