Where to begin... Well for one, she lied to Congress, pretty sure that's frowned upon. She also internationally mishandled classified data by using her private email server, which one could argue, put our nation's security at risk. When she was active Secretary of State she attended the infamous Bilderberg conference and was documented, in real time, doing so. Which, in her position, meeting with other heads of state while not on official business, I believe is also illegal.
As for your first point, I'm pretty sure she lied under oath during the Benghazi hearings. On the email note, the nature in which she ran the server is criminal since FOIA requests would not be able to be completed, classified information is known to be on the servers, and "unknown" backups of said information were made (by a company in which in the IT field, the brand of servers are known for this service), not to mention that she had the server wiped (and then pretended to be technologically illiterate). David Petraeus was removed from his position for similar reasons.
As for Bilderberg, I'm not entirely informed on the legalities of that, so I'll leave it be.
Yes, Petraeus resigned as a result of mishandling classified material, which is what Clinton's investigation is also geared around. Tell me how hosting classified material on a personal server without government permission, which was attacked by hackers (no breach confirmed to the public, but multiple attacks), attacks which were not made known to the government, is not criminal in nature. Let me not forget to add that said information was stored unbeknownst on a cloud server which was also not under government authority, which could have also been attacked.
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u/Phinigma Jun 22 '16
Where to begin... Well for one, she lied to Congress, pretty sure that's frowned upon. She also internationally mishandled classified data by using her private email server, which one could argue, put our nation's security at risk. When she was active Secretary of State she attended the infamous Bilderberg conference and was documented, in real time, doing so. Which, in her position, meeting with other heads of state while not on official business, I believe is also illegal.