You don't have a point, you have very poor speculation.
:shrug: I've watched enough Hillary defenders ultimately resort to the "but she hasn't been charged/found guilty in a court of law!" as a defense for her behavior.
Which is only active when she is serving in her role as a reservist not ****ing General Patraeus and writing a biography about him.
Concur. She didn't have Need To Know. She did, however, have a clearance, and was an authorized depository for classified information.
Unlike Hillary's server, which wasn't.
everyone Clinton sent and received emails from did in fact also have a security clearance
That is also false - she sent emails back and forth to private adviser Sydney Blumenthal, for example (she initially tried to
lie about this), as well as others with no clearance. Additionally (and, this is important)
the placing of classified information into an unclassified system is considered a leak. All 2,000+ times.
Just because two people violate a the speed limit doesn't mean they are equivalent. Someone doing 100 in a 45 mph work zone will face significantly higher charges than someone going 63 in a 55.
Sure. Hillary violated the law many, many, many times more than Patraeus did. Her punishment (if we have rule of law. Which we don't) should be more severe.
Accept she didn't at all, because the documents were not classified at the time she was even using them
This is another Clinton claim that was a lie. Laughably so, which is why she
later abandoned it. Information is classified at the point of collection and processing depending on the sources, means, and methods used. Retroactively classified information is exceedingly rare, and usually a result of the amalgamation of multiple pieces of unclassified information which, aggregated, can become Confidential or even Secret. It is not possible for this to apply to Top Secret or SCI information, which is an explicit production of one of the "INTs" (intelligence disciplines).
It's whatcha call "born classified". The only way that that information could have been unclassified at the time Hillary used it is if
she collected it herself, using equipment that she herself designed and built and which hadn't been through the US Government Procurement process yet, but which she later sold to a member of the Intelligence Community.
So, unless you want to argue that Double-O-Hillary was running around the Libyan desert with a super-special set of SIGINT gear that she built in her backyard, the idea that the information wasn't classified when it was stored (illegally) on an unclassified server is.....
....well, to anyone who has ever actually dealt with the intelligence cycle, ridiculous.
This is so factually false it is ridiculous. If you're not going to even try and tell the truth we're done her.
It's not. If you are determined to ignore reality, then I suppose we are. If not, however (I am doubtful, but always happy to be proven wrong), I'd be happy to recommend some reading on the Intelligence Cycle, the Intelligence Community, what HCS, SI, TK, and all those other acronym's stand for, etc.
False, there are known examples of emails on her server(very different than leaked) which were retroactively classified.
This is incorrect on both counts. Classified information stored on an unclassified server constitutes a leak, and the information was born classified.
Intent is incredibly important when determining guilt. Negligence alone unless it's gross negligence will almost certainly never get you in trouble unless something bad actually happens as a result of your negligence.
Actually in this case, gross negligence is as much a violation of the law as intentionality is. All US Government employees and contractors allowed to access classified information receive training on it's recognition and handling, and sign a life-long legally binding contract with the United States government stating that they are both capable of properly following the procedures for handling classified information, and will do so.
What you're accusing Clinton of is the equivalent of speeding, or texting while driving at best
No, what I'm
noting here is that Clinton violated multiple federal laws, and she seems to have done it thousands of times, for convenience.
You will not be getting an indictment and certainly not a conviction as a result of it.
Oh, I've always said that she'll slide on this. The Democrats are
not about to hand over the White House to the Republicans over a petty little thing like Rule of Law.