The Washington Post is reporting another aspect of the destruction of Hillary Clinton's claims of innocence regarding the illegal use of her private unsecured email system for transmission of classified information (a federal crime). Hillary's defense in essence has been that she did not know that information on her email system was classified because it was not marked classified. Earlier today we learned that the system had info from satellites about North Korean nuke movements on it, something that even a fifth grader would know is TOP SECRET. Now the WaPo is pointing out that many of the emails that Hillary herself wrote contained classified information. In other words, she did not just get sent the info by someone else, she actually accumulated that secret info and sent it on to others herself. Here's how the Post puts it:
While she was secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton wrote and sent at least six e-mails using her private server that contained what government officials now say is classified information, according to thousands of e-mails released by the State Department.
Although government officials deemed the e-mails classified after Clinton left office, they could complicate her efforts to move beyond the political fallout from the controversy. They suggest that her role in distributing sensitive material via her private e-mail system went beyond receiving notes written by others, and appears to contradict earlier public statements in which she denied sending or receiving e-mails containing classified information.
What more can one say. Hillary ought to be in jail, not the White House.
While she was secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton wrote and sent at least six e-mails using her private server that contained what government officials now say is classified information, according to thousands of e-mails released by the State Department.
Although government officials deemed the e-mails classified after Clinton left office, they could complicate her efforts to move beyond the political fallout from the controversy. They suggest that her role in distributing sensitive material via her private e-mail system went beyond receiving notes written by others, and appears to contradict earlier public statements in which she denied sending or receiving e-mails containing classified information.
What more can one say. Hillary ought to be in jail, not the White House.
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