Tell that to the FBI. Even Comey had to admit that she violated the law.
When was perjury decriminalized?
When was suppression of evidence decriminalized?
When was the destruction of evidence under subpoena decriminalized?
When was illegal possession of classified documents decriminalized?
When was instructing subordinates to delete classified markings decriminalized?
Here are just a few of the statutes Hillary clearly violated, according to Comey’s own statement:
18 USC §793. This statute explicitly states that whoever, “entrusted with or having lawful possession or control of any document…through gross negligence permits the same to removed from its proper place of custody…or having knowledge that the same has been illegally removed from its proper place of custody….shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both.” Comey called her “extremely careless.” That was highly charitable. But even by that standard, Hillary was grossly negligent with classified material. Comey says Hillary had no intent to transmit information to foreign powers. But that’s not what the statute requires.
18 USC §1924. This statute states that any employee of the United States who “knowingly removes [classified] documents or materials without authority and with the intent to retain such documents or materials at an unauthorized location shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for not more than one year, or both.” Hillary set up a private server explicitly to do this.
18 USC §798. This statute states that anyone who “uses in any manner prejudicial to the safety or interest of the United States…any classified information…shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both.” Hillary transmitted classified information in a manner that harmed the United States; Comey says she may have been hacked.
18 USC §2071. This statute says that anyone who has custody of classified material and “willfully and unlawfully conceals, removes, mutilates, obliterates, falsifies, or destroys the same, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years.” Clearly, Hillary meant to remove classified materials from government control. source
Yes, Hillary broke the law. Because people like you give her a pass she will not be prosecuted. Apparently, you believe that the rule of law does not apply to powerful Democrats, and millions more do as well.
And yet, Bill walked onto Loretta Lynch's plane before a battery of reporters in broad daylight. Unethical to say the last being his wife was being investigated by the FBI. And the AG's office would prosecute.
And after he had walked off that plane Loretta announced her department would not be interested in any evidence concerning Hillary. Nor would they ever prosecute.
That's the timing that you just can't miss as being due to Bill's visit. You know, where she said they talked about family? Well yes, of course! Hillary is Bill's family.
And while Hillary supporters will claim she did nothing wrong as SoS, having an illegal non-encrypted private server, meaning no government record of goings on on that server, that was a violation. Which is to say, illegal.
And if there was no wrongdoing on her part on that server, she would have turned over 33,000 emails. After all, what's the harm? She claimed those subpoenaed emails only contained talks about her daughters pending wedding and a yoga class, if you believe that I have beach front property for sale on Venus.
Why destroy that? The wedding is over. Is the dress her daughter picked out a secret? Can't read that? How about bleaching that illegal server? That's consciousness of guilty.
The rules pertaining to the SoS office were spelled out to Hillary in the contract she signed before taking the office. She wasn't naive, or reckless. She was criminal.
