Rights that she took advantage for Pay TO Play.That's true, but I wouldn't mind if any politicians emails were open to the public. I would want to know about corruption on either side of the aisle.Would you change your mind if it revealed an obvious crime?Obviously, you have never heard of a FOIA request, which would have made any information that isn't classified available to the public, had Hillary handled her work-related emails in a LEGAL manner...
Instead, she broke the law by using an unsecure server and then attempting to destroy those official records (which Federal Law mandated be preserved)...
Now you're just butt-hurt because the American people got to see them anyway....
I don't care about the emails. It's none of my business what Hillary or anyone sends in personal communications.
Not if the Constitution was trampled in the process. There are laws governing the gathering of evidence.
Hillary wasn't "elected" to SOS. She was an Obama appointee. My guess is that she had some rights attached to that employment.