It find all of this absolutely hilarious.
We had a year long investigation into this and it was decided there was no wrong doing. There wasn't even a reason to press charges. The reality of this is it is not illegal for the Secretary of State to send classified information via email. The Secretary of State, in the normal course of routine business, sends classified information on a regular basis. There is no law that says the Secretary of State cannot send such information via private server. Or telephone. Or fax. Or smoke signals. It's just not illegal.
New emails isn't going to change a thing.
At the very same time, we haven't bothered to expand the investigation into anyone else. Multiple other Secretaries of State have used the same exact set up - It seems Hillary consulted former Secretary of State Colin Powell and used the same set up he used. Why aren't we investigating anyone else? If the handling of classified information via email is so important to national security, why aren't we investigating anyone else?
If the way our government officials handle classified information via email is so vital to national security, why hasn't our Congress changed the law to ensure it is not legal for classified information to be sent via email?
Ironically, the person leading the charge to investigate this - Jason Chaffetz - hands out business cards with his gmail account on it:
Jason Chaffetz is handing out business cards identifying him as a member of Congress with a Gmail address yet no one seems to be interested in investigating him to see if he is turning these official emails over to properly stored.
This is nothing more than a witch hunt. Jason Chaffetz has already made it perfectly clear he has years of investigations lined up for Hillary "just because" they can.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...acb_story.html
I want my government to do it's job not play high school games.
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