An Excellent Analysis of Hillary's Classified Messages Problem (legal, Republicans, conservative)

[Rescue3]

Now that the State Department has finished dripping out the 2,000+ classified e-mails resident on Hillary's privately held server, a professor at the University of Chicago has written a really well informed article about what the DOJ and the White House face as they decide what to do about them.

Hillary's Victories Mean Painful Legal Choices for DOJ, WH | RealClearPolitics

You may want to pay particular attention to the comment about 'the only way to get the classified messages off the classified systems and onto her system was to do it by hand...' and then he names three possible suspects. (I would include Bryan P.)

This is a pretty objective article - no spin, just what comes next. Too bad it cannot predict when it will happen.

[biscuitmom]

Originally Posted by Rescue3

This is a pretty objective article - no spin, just what comes next. Too bad it cannot predict when it will happen.

It's an opinion piece written by Charles Lipson, a conservative Republican political science professor who has a history of anti-Obama, anti-Clinton positions and articles.

[Rescue3]

I didn't know UChicago had any conservative republicans - it didn't when I lived there.

But it is pretty accurate with respect to the decision process that now faces DOJ.