1. your bullshit excuse of a regulation .. does not apply to subpoenaed emails...
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2. You just proved Hillary and her team did not follow regulation when they criminally destroyed evidence..
Her and her team were required to review each message before destroying it or moving it.
"This means that all employees are required to review each message identify its value, and either delete it or move it to a recordkeeping system.”);3 Department of State Foreign Affairs Manual, 5 FAM 443.2(b)
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2. You just proved Hillary and her team did not follow regulation when they criminally destroyed evidence..
Her and her team were required to review each message before destroying it or moving it.
"This means that all employees are required to review each message identify its value, and either delete it or move it to a recordkeeping system.”);3 Department of State Foreign Affairs Manual, 5 FAM 443.2(b)
Blah blah blah, you think there is some email committee going through emails of every federal employee? Whatever is sent to .gov address is supposed to be automatically captured, anything outside is an employee's discretion whether they were private or not. If Clinton wanted to hide emails, she could have easily used two email addresses (one .gov and one private) to keep things secret, she didn't need to go through the conspriacy charade you guys have cooked up.
Here's the law in case you are interested, because these are not from Breitbart or Gateway Pundit, you may consider them to be 'lies'
There is no question that former Secretary Clinton had authority to delete personal emails without agency supervision – she appropriately could have done so even if she were working on a government server. Under policies issue both by the National Archives and Records Administration (“NARA”) and the State Department, individual officers and employees are permitted and expected to exercise judgment to determine what constitutes a federal record. See NARA Bulletin 2014-06 ¶4 (Sept. 15, 2014) (“Currently, in many agencies, employees manage their own email accounts and apply their own understanding of Federal records management. This means that all employees are required to review each message, identify its value, and either delete it or move it to a recordkeeping system.”);3 Department of State Foreign Affairs Manual, 5 FAM 443.2(b) (“[t]he intention of this guidance is not to require the preservation of every E-mail message.”)
https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/2401598/state-objections.pdf
