@Builder,
Builder wrote:
I would have thought that destroying evidence (wiping the server clean) might have been an offence, also.
Yes, It's called destruction of evidence, and to make it worse, evidence that was at the time subject to Congressional subpoena. Without the knowing collusion of our remarkably politicized and corrupt Justice department Hillary would have been prosecuted long ago.
I must however concede that she and her supporters are masterful at denial, obscuring the issues, impugning the motives of her accusers and changing the subject. She has been aided in this by a supportive media establishment and the remarkably slavish credulity of her core supporters . However, it may well be that the accumulating public perception of persuasive corruption in the multifaceted and intertwining Clinton enterprises. together with the corruption of government agencies under the current administration , will be enough to bring about her long overdue political demise.
This is certainly an unusual political season that has, from the start, seen unpredicted surprises and turns of events; ranging from the unexpected surge of support from an otherwise unremarable socialist senator from Vermont; to the many turns 9of the Republican primary; the victory in it by Donald Trump and now the many ups and downs of the two candidates in the final competition.
