Quote:Did you even listen to the FBI?




In announcing the FBI’s findings in July, Comey said investigators found no evidence that the emails it found “were intentionally deleted in an effort to conceal them.” Like many users, Clinton periodically deleted emails, or they were purged when devices were changed.


Clinton’s lawyers also may have deleted some of the emails as “personal,” Comey said, noting their review relied on header information and search terms, not a line-by-line reading as the FBI conducted.



But actually I don't blame the Trump team for continuing to bring this up. It's their only shot actually winning.

 

What you just said is a violation of the record keeping act.  The moment that she used the server in an official capacity then she was obligated to maintain that information as part of the freedom of information act.  Neither she or her lawyers had any right under the law to delete any of it. 

 

And the statute that you cited has nothing to do with intent, gross negligence meets the standard of the statute.  The legal definition of gross negligence, is extreme carelessness, which the director used.  This wasn't a case of lack of evidence.  This was a case of prosecutorial discretion. 

 

Moreover, this isn't just a high ranking official.  This isn't just a woman with money.  If her husband had been Senator Clinton instead of Former president Clinton she would be in jail!

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