Having this knowingly going through non-classified state servers could be considered criminal. I'm not pretending that isn't more secure. It is. But it isn't built for that type of communication and it is t allowed. Yet 5% of her email traffic contained it - on state servers that shouldn't have had it.
There never should have been classified material on it. It still shouldn't have been allowed. But the apparently lax general care for classified information at state made it that much worse. As secretary she's also on the hook for that though I'm sure it existed before and after her.
What part of it? I would wager any of it could. Though the server is so unusual I can't state as a fact it would happen under a R. I know you're wrong on the lax view at state since staff of Powell and Rice were sending classified emails.
I think that Hillary is so paranoid over a perceived vast Right Wing Conspiracy that she thought she would have better control of her email communication with a private server. Don't forget that she gave it to her attorney and server technician who did whatever they wanted to it before turning it over; and who I am willing to bet were not authorized to view the type of information on the server (i.e., top secret communication). She also knew that she would be protected by the Obama Administration and Liberals; both turning out to be true.
Shit stirring mostly, but how many of us email things that we could just say person to person now days, in order to cover our ass? Was as big a thing 7-8 years ago, at least for me.
It is not her fault that she lies; she is trying not to. Hillary Clinton: "I've always tried" to tell the truth" http://www.cbsnews.com/news/campaign-2016-hillary-clinton-ive-always-tried-to-tell-the-truth/
lol I would bet that most of this comes down to "I didn't want to go through the trouble of signing in to the secure, govt email account b/c it's takes soooooo long."
I'm sure it has much more to do with trying to avoid FOIA requests or being able to use the type of mobile device she wanted to use for accessing her email.
Remember when her excuse was, because I only wanted to carry 1 phone. Nobody called her out on the fact that you can have multiple email accounts on 1 phone. Then it came out that she has 2 phones so the 1 phone excuse is gone; and again crickets. [video=youtube;kXjB-HAhmUY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXjB-HAhmUY[/video] The [itch bay] wears a Teflon pants suit.
I didn't take the 2 phone bit to be about not being able to access more than 1 email account. I took it that she would t be able to access her government email on the iPhone and she didn't want to go between two phones because she preferred the iPhone. For the record, that sounds silly just typing it. But if she used two phones then I'm really mystified. Are we sure she used the blackberry - or just had one because she was issued it but didn't use it?
I understand that her primary form of communication was the BlackBerry and she chose to use her personal BlackBerry instead of a State Department issued BlackBerry so that she could control where her emails were stored; as a State Dept issued BlackBerry would have stored the email on Gov't servers. There is also a concern that her personal BlackBerry security was less than the security of the State Department BlackBerrys; a real concern especially as she traveled to countries know for BlackBerry security issues.