Listener letter | Two unintended consequences of Hillary’s email riff-raff

Jul 6, 2016, 1:24 PM

MyNorthwest.com

The FBI will not recommend charges against Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, even after finding out that she was “extremely careless” with classified materials.

More than 100 classified messages were found on Clinton’s private email servers, according to the FBI. The Democratic presidential candidate previously said she did not knowingly send or receive classified material from a private account.

KIRO Radio listener Nic has something to say about that:

I see two possible unintended consequences of Hillary’s riff-raff. 1) she may become the first President to have her security clearance revoked and 2) there is now precedent for any and all government employees to do all of their government business on private email on home brewed servers without fear of any consequences. Simply amazing. Cheers guys! — Nic from Orcas

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Listener letter | Two unintended consequences of Hillary’s email riff-raff

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