Don't forget her emails, and Benghazi!
Well, Benghazi itself I don't blame Clinton for. But I do blame Clinton, State and the Obama administration for lying about it in an election year. We know that now, post-election.
As far as her server, it's indefensible. The US gov't is currently in the middle of
investigating and prosecuting eleven (11) IT Professionals at State who disabled anti-virus, perimeter security and other defenses as Clinton's servers were blacklisted as malware spewing servers more than once, and TrendMicro kept blocking them inbound. Hillary had to have them rebuilt more than once, and the whole Internet knew they were compromised more than once. Still cannot believe that
"We have no evidence," because it's there, in the public InfoSec community, but the FBI had their ability to investigate taken away.
Talk about not just letting a high ranking official
'get her way' and implement something that is against policy from the get-go, but causes total liability for 6+ months in the entire State department ... yeah. And then the DoJ prevents the FBI from evaluating the damage, to the point every other intelligence agency doesn't trust State or the FBI.
Yes, the US Media still in denial over that.
But still, although Trump isn't using his own servers for official business, some of his staff have been using public services for e-mail, like others. So while they aren't the total liabilities like Clinton, it is not perfect either with the Trump administration.
Although if one listens to the US Media, Hillary wasn't a liability, and Trump and Republicans are. Even Colin Powell got tired of that BS too. The US Media would defend Hillary to equating her to Powell. Just so unreal how bad the US Media is protective of those they are aligned with, and bad to those who aren't.
So no on Benghazi, other than lying about it after.
And yes on the total liability and classified spillage that has never been accounted for.
But not so fast, as the Trump administration may be making some, not many, but some of the same mistakes.