Her server was not subpoenaed, her personal emails were not subpoenaed, she broke no law, she turned over her records.... there is no law that says she can not wipe her own server of her own personal emails.Why are you saying that? Is that how the subpoena read?They had a subpoena for her emails. I don't believe the subpoena specified either way. In any case, SHE is not the authority to determine which was private and which were public. That fell to an independent third party.She complied with the subpoena, and turned over her Sate Department emails.Failure to obey a Congressional subpoena is a criminal offense, the same as failing to obey a court subpoena.Those are your words, not mine. I said "request" and, yes, a congressional "subpoena" is not absolute either for a former executive officer.
They did not have a subpoena for her personal email records.
And all other government officials that chose to use their own private servers, just went through and sent to the government, what was theirs, such as Colin Powel when he was Secretary of State and used his own private server for his Secretary of State job....Did they force him to send all of his personal emails as well or send in a person to go through his personal emails to make certain he did not leave any out?
This is just utter partisan
Dog and Pony show bull crud, and you know it.
I don't recall Powell cleaning his server after the subpoena was served. Could you provide a link?
they have to take her word for it, have her sign an affidavit for such, or they can check with the people she works with to compare if she turned all of them over, and if she didn't, they will know, and can move forward from there....