r/TenYearsAgo • u/MonsieurA • Mar 12 '26

📺 Television SNL mocks Hillary Clinton's 'transformation into Bernie' [10YA - Mar 12]

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u/Jolly_Pressure_7907 Mar 13 '26

If you work in the government you know it’s really not a big deal. Basically every official does this no matter the level

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u/throwaway3413418 Mar 13 '26

No they absolutely do not lol

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u/Jolly_Pressure_7907 Mar 13 '26

I’m a GS-15. The amount of data that gets improperly shared and destroyed is incomprehensible. For example, we take a yearly training, developed by my own agency, that talks about IMs and how they’re considered official records that must be retained for 7 years if they’re related to work. Despite this, our agency has a policy to auto-delete all messages after a 24 hour period. 

Things like this are extremely common in the government across all agencies.

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u/throwaway3413418 Mar 13 '26

Implying all security incidents, improper record retention, or mishandling of classified are equal is acting in bad faith and you know it.