francoHFW
Diamond Member
Broke rules like predecessors, NOT LAWS.Yes of course, the wrong doing of one federal government miscreant excuses the wrong doing of every other federal government miscreant, as long as you have the power and connections to sweep it under the rug; That's of course the PERFECT design for a system of justice whereby there is one set of rules for the commons and a completely different set of rules for the rulers.from the article:
The audit found that the non-compliance over personal email went beyond Clinton, and that former Secretary of State Colin Powell, a Republican, also failed to preserve government-related emails when he was secretary of state.
The State Department asked Powell to try to receive relevant emails from his internet provider, but "as of May 2016 the Department has not received a response" from Powell, the audit said.
Indeed, the report's conclusion cites "longstanding, systemic weaknesses" in electronic record-keeping "that go well beyond the tenure of any one secretary of state."
On second thought, going back to the days of separate justice for the nobility and the peasantry doesn't sound that attractive after all, since it was one of the primary reasons that THE AMERICAN COLONIES REVOLTED AGAINST THE KING OF ENGLAND.
... Meanwhile back on Earth, the IG report points out that Clinton violated rules that were derived from the FRA (aka a FEDERAL LAW) which means (for you partisan pom-pom waiving hedgehogs) that SHE BROKE THE LAW and the fact that anybody else also BROKE THE LAW is completely fucking irrelevant.
At the very least she needs to be denied the ability to hold a security clearance, which is exactly what would happen to anybody else in the State Department that did what she did and whose last name isn't Clinton.