Top 20 Reasons Why Hillary Would Wipe Her Server Clean
David Letterman, eat your heart out. Eileen McGann with Dick Morris' new website, The Hillary Daily, has compiled the go-to list that explains exactly what Hillary Clinton is hiding and why.
(The Hillary Daily) Hillary is a hoarder. So is Bill. So if she actually removed everything from her server, she had to be convinced that it would be more dangerous to keep the emails than to ride through a scandal, no matter how rough.
This scandal isn’t about Hillary’s privacy, it’s about her self-preservation. So here’s what would make her do it:
1. The emails contained damaging information about Benghazi that conflicted with her testimony and statements.
2. The emails — and those of her closest aides — showed her improper use of her position to benefit the Clinton Foundation, Clinton Global Initiative, Teneo, and herself.
3. If she gave the Benghazi Committee electronic access to the emails, they could easily determine whether any had been edited or altered. It would have been extremely difficult to delete just some of the information in the emails. If she tried to doctor them, the system would likely show when it was last edited. Any edits after she left the State Department would be highly suspicious and the earlier versions could probably be retrieved anyway. So, it would be much easier to give out only hard copies, which can be easily doctored without detection and which would be difficult to search electronically...
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(The Hillary Daily) Hillary is a hoarder. So is Bill. So if she actually removed everything from her server, she had to be convinced that it would be more dangerous to keep the emails than to ride through a scandal, no matter how rough.
This scandal isn’t about Hillary’s privacy, it’s about her self-preservation. So here’s what would make her do it:
1. The emails contained damaging information about Benghazi that conflicted with her testimony and statements.
2. The emails — and those of her closest aides — showed her improper use of her position to benefit the Clinton Foundation, Clinton Global Initiative, Teneo, and herself.
3. If she gave the Benghazi Committee electronic access to the emails, they could easily determine whether any had been edited or altered. It would have been extremely difficult to delete just some of the information in the emails. If she tried to doctor them, the system would likely show when it was last edited. Any edits after she left the State Department would be highly suspicious and the earlier versions could probably be retrieved anyway. So, it would be much easier to give out only hard copies, which can be easily doctored without detection and which would be difficult to search electronically...
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