Until the public is provided with proof, I am against sanctions. I continue to feel the emphasis on Russian hacking is a diversion to take away from the content of the emails. In addition, Wikileaks continues to assert the release was an inside job. Prove one and disprove the other and then I might consider sanctions after an investigation into our computer security.
The problem wasn’t computer security.
Podesta fell prey to a phishing website and gave his password to the so-called hackers. He foolishly kept all of his other social media passwords on his gmail account as well.
Google allows a user to require 2-factor authentication for logging into gmail.
This wasn’t used, and the Clinton server was also not secure. Clinton, Podesta, et al showed themselves to be noobs, not a sophisticated elite.