Attorney General Jeff Sessions repeats 'lock her up' chant

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(07-25-2018, 12:14 PM)Benton Wrote: To the bold: You could speak on the policies of retaining government emails better than I. For most companies I've worked for, it's delete it after 90 days; one was anything not archived should be deleted after a week. Clinton's staff collected everything deemed relevant during her time as SoS and archived it to produce information requested. I assume that's standard, but have no idea. That took place during a year after she left the position. The staff starts cleaning things up and nearly two years after leaving the office a government committee asks for old data. 

Now we're up to mid-2015.

Maybe that stuff should've been done three years prior in the weeks following the attack? Or two years earlier when she was leaving office?

I consider standard not to delete anything from your CPU once it has been subpoenaed by the government. It is not the user's prerogative to determine was should be deleted at that point. But there will be those that believe she only deleted stuff about yoga.