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You'r not very good at this.How does one 'solicit' an email? What does that mean? Where exactly does this gem of a quote (1.) come from? Is it taken completely out of context or worse -- is it fabricated?...
1. "I did not solicit any e-mails from Sidney Blumenthal." Lie
2. "I had no classified information on my server." Lie
3. "I used a private server for convenience." Lie
4. "I had only one mobile device." Lie
There are more...but you get the point. The Hildabeast is toast.
(2.) Who determines what is classified?
(3.) Cannot prove otherwise. This one is nuts
(4.) Huh? For use? For business? Context please and full quote
1. Solicit an email means to send or communicate hoping to get communication back. She did in fact do that.
2. The agency generating the information determines whether it is classified and at what level
3. IT is already proven. She had more than one mobile device
Hillary Clinton also used an iPad for e-mails undercutting her single-device defense - The Washington Post