Not buying it. I will believe it when I see the communications, regardless
of the nature of the actual account. From the article, "4. At the time
Clinton was Secretary, the Federal Records Act didn’t require federal
employees to use government accounts, only to preserve records of their
communications. This, Clinton seems to have done."

I will not turn this into a political rant because this issue of using
non-official accounts to conduct official business strikes politicians of
all stripes and flavors. However, I do think that all RM types have an
obligation to get someone in the org to understand that a) it's bad to do
this and b) it almost always outs in the end. And as long-time political
junkies know, it ain't the crime, it's the coverup that tends to be the
downfall.

-- 
Regards,

Jesse Wilkins, CIP, CRM, IGP
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