Jakebrake Loc: Broomfield, Colorado

I shall save your post Ms. dljen, and we will revisit it in November of 2016. Simply more liberal hyperbole, nothing more, nothing less for the most ethically challenged liar this country has ever known! She may need to re-invent herself (again) because she is dropping in the polls like a rock in the ocean.

boberic Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander

I'll tell you so what. Hillary had all these e-mails on an unsecured server. As such all info on that server was subject to hacking. If there were any classified info on that server that would be a felony. Work e-mails were subject to a federal subpeona, deleting, or attempting to delete them would be another felony. Therefore Hillary is either a criminal and subject to a jail sentence or a total incompetent. In either case it would be the end of her career, THATS SO WHAT.

nakkh Loc: San Mateo, Ca

Yeah it wasn't. She isn't going to get indicted over these emails ever. It's a Republican fantasy witch hunt. 7 investigations and counting with nothing to show for it.... Except a huge pile of money spent for nothing.

Bangee5 Loc: Louisiana

Would you defend Hilary if she was republican? You would be asking for her head. You don't care what she has done as long as she is protected from prosecution.

nakkh Loc: San Mateo, Ca

If they had found anything at all (& they should have at this point) they would be throwing the book at her. But nothing has come out of all these 7 dog & pony shows other than a clear message that the republicans are so desperate, they will stoop to anything to keep Hillary Clinton out of the white house. Anything that is ,except putting up an viable, electable candidate.

Bangee5 Loc: Louisiana

Your argument is pointless. She broke the law and you want to protect her. That is the point, that you don't care what laws were broken as long as she does not go to jail and you still want this woman as our President?

nakkh Loc: San Mateo, Ca

If she broke the law why didn't the justice Dept. indite her? Because she didn't break the law & you are just grasping at wishful fantasies.

venturer9 Loc: Newton, Il.

You are Probably absoloutely correct nakkh... she is very unlikely to be indicted There is absolutely no way the Democratic hierarchy would let that happen...... but she will NOT become the President in 2016


http://hotair.com/archives/2015/09/25/nyt-fbi-mulling-whether-hillary-aides-broke-the-law-by-sending-her-classified-material-on-private-server/
Finally, while the FBI may be proceeding cautiously on Hillary’s status, there is no way to get to the aides without involving Hillary herself. She set up the server as her sole means of communication, and she did so without informing the State Department of her server. Her aides had no choice but to communicate with her on private e-mail. Even more to the point, as Secretary of State, Hillary would have been the responsible authority for protecting that information. Once Hillary saw this classified/sensitive data, she had a positive duty to report the spillage and take corrective action immediately (again under 18 USC 793 (f), as above). Instead, it sat on her server for years, and then Hillary and her team attempted to destroy the evidence of it once the State Department discovered the existence of the server. Rather than turn over the server or the electronic database from it, Hillary and her team printed out the e-mails she chose to disclose and tried to erase the rest — unsuccessfully, as it turns out. That points to an intent to cover up criminal activity at the very top of the chain, not just among the aides.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/09/22/report-fbi-finds-hillary-clintons-deleted-emails-server/

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has successfully recovered personal and work emails from Hillary Clinton’s private email server, according to a new report.

Sources told Bloomberg News that some of Clinton’s emails have been extracted from the server, thus disproving the claim that Clinton managed to wipe her server clean after she deleted all of her emails earlier this year.

Therefore, some of the emails that Clinton deleted — the ones that she determined were NOT relevant to federal investigations — are now in the hands of the FBI.

The federal investigation, therefore, is now out of Clinton’s control.

Breitbart News has extensively reported that Clinton’s server, which was managed by a handful of companies including Denver-based Platte River Networks before it was turned over to the FBI in August, might have contained data relevant to the investigation.



http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/08/17/60-classified-emails-on-hillary-clintons-server-and-still-counting/

The dramatic events of the past few weeks were prompted by inspectors general reviewing a mere 40 emails out of the tens of thousands Hillary Clinton finally decided to hand over, to say nothing of the equally large volume of correspondence she deleted, in defiance of subpoena.

Of those 40 emails, five contained classified material, and two of those were Top Secret. Further review has discovered a total of sixty classified messages on Clinton’s server, with many thousands of emails left to review.

It will make months to examine everything Clinton handed over – not least because she provided the messages on paper, although now that the discovery of Top Secret material finally prompted the FBI to seize the thumb drive she gave her lawyer David Kendall, perhaps a speedier review will be possible.

Part of the problem is that someone – most likely the aide that will eventually be selected by the Clinton syndicate as a fall guy or gal – stripped the classification markings out of the secret intel before it passed through Clinton’s server, which is a federal crime. Since the markings have been stripped away, investigators have to review each message individually and check for sensitive material, which is a time-consuming process.


And one of my Favorites...ESPECIALLY LINE THREE latter half of the line
http://www.cnn.com/2015/09/25/politics/hillary-clinton-emails-david-petraeus-b******i/

Washington (CNN)An email chain between former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and then-commander of U.S. Central Command David Petraeus from January and February 2009 is raising questions about whether some of the emails on Clinton's private email server were mistakenly deemed personal and not included among the 55,000 pages of emails she turned over to the State Department.

Mike