ivwshane
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Sure. It is within everybody's right. But then how do we know it was only personal ones she deleted? Had she been on the state dept. email system we would have backups and they could be discoverable and searched for key terms. We can't do that noe, can we?
She is also still answerable to compromising security.
Deleting personal email on a government server is no different than deleting it on a private server, it's not subject to FOIA request. So, unless you have some compelling evidence of government business being deleted, you get nothing either way. Do you have some evidence?
Sure she's still answerable to compromising security, that's true regardless of what email system she uses.
I'll ask again because you seem to have missed the question I asked in the post that you quoted:
At what point you will deem this "scandal" as being over?
