I thought her excuse was that there was absolutely nothing, zero, nada about computer servers in the law the GOP claimed she violated it
Wrong. That's why Comey went to the intent defense.
But I expect this answer to get deleted too.
Quote where the law mentioned servers while Hillary was SoS. If you could, then you would have actually had a shot at her.
It was government business. I didn't need to shoot her, she shot her mouth off and did the job. In other words you have no clue what it was all about but you are highly opinionated.
Yeah it was about her using a private server. Admit the law said nothing about them so we can move on.
You're a know nothing punk. You just had to highlight it too!
Why Clinton's Private Email Server Was Such a Security Fail
For a secretary of state, running your own email server might be a clever—if controversial—way to keep your conversations
hidden from journalists and their pesky Freedom of Information Act requests. But ask a few security experts, and the consensus is that it's not a very smart way to keep those conversations hidden from hackers.
On Monday, the
New York Times revealed that former secretary of state and future presidential candidate Hillary Clinton used a private email account rather than her official State.gov email address while serving in the State Department. And this was no Gmail or Yahoo! Mail account: On Wednesday the
AP reported that Clinton actually ran a private mail server in her home during her entire tenure leading the State Department, hosting her email at the domain Clintonemail.com.
Much of the criticism of that in-house email strategy has centered on its violation of the federal government's record-keeping and transparency rules. But as the controversy continues to swirl, the security community is focused on a different issue: the possibility that an unofficial, unprotected server held the communications of America's top foreign affairs official for four years, leaving all of it potentially vulnerable to state-sponsored hackers.