CitizenTID
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Not all those deleted emails have been released to the public by one way or the other so you can't say there is nothing incriminating. There is certainly very dodgy stuff that the public should be outraged by that has been released by Wikileaks (if deemed true and not falsified). Whilst Wikileaks publishing what seems like every email they get their hands on allows anyone to look into everything for themselves if they wish, I don't think presenting a barrage of leaks every week has done themselves any favours - the average person doesn't want to wade through all the irrelevant info in there.There has been nothing in the emails that shows any crime at all. People don't realize that the leaked emails from John Podesta and the DNC are not under government jurisdiction in any way, political parties function the same as clubs and nothing more. If they want to influence the primaries and help one candidate they can do it. Just like if Bluemoon doesn't want to let people ask for links in game threads they can do that too, it's nobody else's business.
Of course Fox News doesn't tell people that because it won't get them their desired result. It's the same as when they reported that there was evidence of the State Department destroying phones with hammers. Now this is 100% true, under Secretary Clinton the State Department absolutely destroyed phones used for official government business with hammers, I'll admit that. They took the phones with government secrets and smashed them with hammers so nobody would ever be able to recover the information on them. This is obviously some evidence that they were trying to hide information and is horrible and everybody who was involved should go to jail.
***Except for the fact that standard State Department protocol requires all old devices used for official business that may contain sensitive information be destroyed.
Now, when Fox News reported about the phones guess which part they didn't mention?????
I know such measures is the best way to destroy something containing sensitive info but it's what made her delete the emails that is in question. She could have done it as part of decommissioning that private server (i don't know if she has), but it appears it was under mounting pressure on her - she didn't address any of this in the first two debates I watched and I don't know if she has anywhere else.