(Vanity) Why has nobody asked this?

[MNDude]

Hilary claims that the 30,000 emails that she erased were just personal emails about yoga and wedding planning.

That's a heck of a lot of personal emails for her to be sending and receiving during a 4 year time period. Why has nobody asked how she had time working as Secretary of State to write or read 7500 personal emails a year?

[ChinaGotTheGoodsOnClinton]

Yeah another thing about this is that everyone is saying today there is no smoking gun, blah blah blah.

What about the fact that Hillary swore under oath that she turned all her emails over?

Isn’t that perjury?

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

You must not know any lawyers.

[Tenacious 1]

She’ll claim most of it is spam, adverts for cures of sexually transmitted diseases, paternity tests, and $20 Trillion credit card offers - that sort of thing

On a "secured" e-mail account? That would be admitting she knew it wasn't secure.

[TBP]

She must have micromanaged that wedding.

[yuleeyahoo]

Nothing to see here

[M Kehoe]

Huma is jealous.

5.56mm

[Bubblehead662]

I question the yoga assertion - can anyone see HRC doing yoga?

[Svartalfiar]

That’s actually not that many emails. It might take 30 seconds to write or read one.

But who writes that many emails? I assume most of this is through her phone, I doubt she takes her computer everywhere to talk to people. So who, then, sends emails instead of just a text or call? Maybe State has a different policy, but all the AGR guys in my unit have government phones. And they text/call just fine.
Not including work, I think I've sent maybe 20 this year. Mostly just forwarding events or links to friends or family. A couple to a company about a purchase order for personal stuff. Maybe one or two to send a scanned image. I don't know anyone who uses email for normal conversation with anyone.

[LS]

You ask the wrong question.

Does anyone WANT to see Cankles doing yoga?

[Redwood71]

Because she won’t have an answer, the media isn’t expecting one, the people who asked the question won’t get one no matter how many times she is asked, so it won’t be asked in a public venue.

And if she is forced to answer, she won’t recall.

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[i_robot73]

Come now. We all know, in the REAL world, those of use w/ dealings w/ the govt: ‘Personal’ and ‘work’ NEVER mix. Anything done on taxpayer funded equipment (aka ‘govt owned’) is property of same.

Anything even with a HINT of classification, one cannot bring electronic devices around nor material OUT.

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I still haven’t read where her staff, that used the server, was authorized for clearance either.
Her lawyer(s) too (didn’t they get a copy on USB? How did it GET onto the USB?).
I don’t recall the Law being changed to allow any govt employee to ‘deem’ what is to be long-term-storage’d vs. deleted. ALL was to be handed over.

Yeah, I would have been grateful to just be FIRED if I had done just a few of these things given the access I had.

[tenger]

I think the big point being missed here is the most obvious one. Why did she feel the need to have a personal server to do business?? That's it. Press her on that issue alone because that's what's illegal.

And she admitted she had a personal server doing government business. But honest journalism is out the door so it's not gonna get asked more than it already has.

[right way right]

Yes, I believe she is going to drop.
Trump hasn’t even really let looooo$$$$$$$$$$$e on her yet.

[morphing libertarian]

I read and respond to more than 20 a day. It’s easier than making phone calls if you’re in business. Need another issue this isn’t going anywhere.

[hal ogen]

Get a life...