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Originally Posted by JGMotorsport64
Tons of guessing and no known GOP illegal private servers.
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Wrong! A number of GOP private servers have been used and emails deleted. R's & D's both have their hands dirty with deleted emails and private servers and both are guilty of wrongful acts. IMO
During the 2007 Congressional investigation of the dismissal of eight U.S. attorneys, it was discovered that administration officials had been using a private Internet domain, called gwb43.com, owned by and hosted on an email server run by the Republican National Committee,[1] for various official communications. The domain name is an abbreviation for "George W. Bush, 43rd" President of the United States.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bush_W...il_controversy
Colin Powell and top staffers for Condoleezza Rice received classified information through personal email accounts, according to a new report from State Department investigators.
State Department: Colin Powell, Condoleezza Rice staffers received classified info via personal email - CNNPolitics.com
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...illary-clinton
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and former Texas Gov. Rick Perry, used private email accounts hosted by large services like Google during their time in office. With services such as Gmail, messages they sent would have been stored on Google’s own servers around the world.
Howard Dean: 'Tremendous' number of public officials have done what Hillary Clinton did with email | PunditFact
Palin, the GOP vice presidential candidate in 2008, allegedly used the third account to communicate with a group of her closest staffers, according to the Washington Post.
She was eventually forced to release more than 24,000 pages of emails from her official and private email accounts, including more than 400 emails from a second Yahoo account.
5 other examples of politicians toying with the email rules - NY Daily News
Mitt Romney, the GOP's 2012 presidential nominee, and some of his top aides used private email accounts to conduct state business at times when Romney was governor of Massachusetts, The Associated Press reported this week, citing documents obtained by the news agency.
Karl Rove, a one-time top adviser to former President George W. Bush, allegedly used his Republican National Committee email improperly, resulting in the disappearance of at least four years' worth of correspondence sent and received from the account.
Up to 22 other aides to Bush may have also used their RNC, or other email, accounts to send and receive official emails. According to CNN, some of the non-official accounts were used by aides to discuss the controversial firings of several federal prosecutors.
5 other examples of politicians toying with the email rules - NY Daily News
Never mind that former Secretary of State Colin Powell, a Republican, has said he used a system similar to Clinton’s — and never mind that in 2007 Karl Rove deleted 22 million emails from a private server in the Bush White House — a matter about which the Beltway media said little and Republicans in Congress, like Rep. John Boehner, said nothing.
Here is a brief refresher on the White House email scandal:
Not long after George W. Bush assumed the presidency in 2001, Rove, his top political aide, set up a private email server for use in the White House. The stated purpose of the system — the primary domain name on which was gwb43.com — was that it would be used exclusively for the sort of political correspondence that Bush and Rove were not permitted to do on the taxpayer’s dime.
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I just do know what you think DC is made of-- innocent school children ? all made of the same cloth,,,but you wont admit Trump and repubs are in that weave
