The problem with Hillary Clinton’s explanation for her use of a personal email server and account for government business goes beyond the demonstrable falsehoods and suspicious nature of setting up such an arrangement.
Hillary explained that she turned over all work-related emails to the State Department, and “chose not to keep” (i.e., deleted) the personal emails on the server.
Thus, according to Hillary, the server now only has work related emails.
But Hillary says that she will not turn over the server to a neutral person for review, because the server has her personal emails on it.
But she already said the personal emails are not on it anymore.
Hillary’s explanation is self-contradictory.
Perhaps Hillary is worried that deleted personal emails could be recovered. That’s unlikely — Hillary’s technical advisers almost certainly used a safe delete (write-over) mechanism. In any event, that can be controlled for by having a neutral person, perhaps a retired judge, supervise the review process. But Hillary would not agree to that when asked at the press conference.
So Hillary says there are no personal emails on the server but she will not turn it over because there are personal emails on it.
Uh huh.
Get the server. There’s gold in them thar platters.
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