It is not at all unusual for non-government domains to be allowed to send email through the firewall and to individuals/departments within the Government community. All those emails are retained and archived.
A spam filter is by context and/or domain. The filter looks for a certain set of words based on a rule set and classifies the email as good or spam. Some domains are restricted so no emails from that domain (such as the .XXX domain) are allowed through. Simple thing to set up a filter rule to allow Clinton emails through and this is a policy executed by relatively low ranking administrators.
It is not at all unusual for non-government domains to be allowed to send email through the firewall and to individuals/departments within the Government community. All those emails are retained and archived.
I understand.
So, am I to believe that the newly created, clintonemail.com domain never hit 0bama’s spam folder?
And required ACTION on the part of the recipient?
Nevermind the dozens of other Government employees?
I think I’ll register a dozen or so variations of what 0bama’s private domain will likely be when he leaves office.