…being unfamiliar with it, but this article does a pretty decent job explaining why a lot of people, including myself, are taking an emphatically unforgiving stance critical of the behavior of the Ms. Clinton.]
Why I'm suing the State Department over Hillary Clinton's email scandal
"It's a near-certainty that foreign intelligence agencies thoroughly penetrated Clinton's email."
That’s plenty bad enough. But more.
“In May 2015, the State Department discovered classified material in Clinton's email. In June, the inspector general of the intelligence community confirmed to Congress that classified material had indeed been discovered, and that copies of said correspondence were being stored on flash drives at the office of David Kendall, Clinton's lawyer. On August 5, the State Department confirmed publicly that it had installed a safe at Kendall's office to store this flash drive brimming with American secrets. Kendall relinquished the now-radioactive drives the next day."
There is no world in which storing classified information on a flash drive in your lawyer’s office is allowed, even for a few months. Or a few days. Or hours. And for the Secretary of State to say, well, gee, she didn’t know that is simply unacceptable. (And for the State Department’s security people to not know this stuff was going on is not acceptable either. If this is the kind of security practiced at State Chelsea nee Bradley Manning, now serving time for divulging State Department documents, deserves a profound apology and a free ticket home.)
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