Hillary Clinton did not use offical email while at State Department

[Dave]

So apparently others have used private emails for official uses: http://news.yahoo.com/kansas-governo...-politics.html

I don't care which party pays your bribes, stop keeping info about official business a secret when you have to know what the laws are about it.

[Goodburbon]

How is she a viable candidate for anything other than dog catcher? (she got Billy and he's certainly a bird dog)

[roberth]

Not only was it a private email, she owned/operated the server.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015...ed-to-ny-home/

Yes and that means we were allowed to see the emails containing the nations business that she chose, instead of ALL OF THEM.

I wonder how many official government emails were related to her "charity" fund and the favors granted by donating to the "charity" fund.

Do you ever wonder about the people that will vote for Hillary? Are any of them part of your life? Do you ever question their integrity, honesty, intelligence or their character? If they'll vote for Hillary, what else will they do?

[Ronin13]

If only the email deleting, lying, bribe taking, former secretary of state had deflated some footballs then maybe the media would think she's no good...

[DenverGP]

So CNN is really trying to hard to spin the IG report. Check out the final line:

Some have already begun to seize upon the inspector general's report, mischaracterizing it as clear evidence of a crime. And when the Department of Justice announces that it is not filing criminal charges -- as is both expected and perhaps inevitable -- Clinton will likely argue that it constitutes proof that she did nothing wrong.

Based on the publicly available evidence, the reality appears to be nuanced in a way that is satisfying to neither side.

Clinton violated the law, but committed no crime.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/26/opinio...cox/index.html

Isn't violating the law the definition of committing a crime?

[roberth]

So CNN is really trying to hard to spin the IG report. Check out the final line:



http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/26/opinio...cox/index.html

Isn't violating the law the definition of committing a crime?

In our world, yes, in the (D) world, maybe, in the Klinton world, absolutely not.

[DeusExMachina]

Hillary Shills know no bounds.