State Dept. review of Clinton may not conclude until after election - from TRUNEWS

The State Department review of Hillary Clinton’s email may not be finished until after the November election.

Spokesman John Kirby made the announcement to reporters, according to The Washington Times.

“We’re not going to rush judgment of any of these things,” he said.

It was discovered last year Clinton had been using a private email account and home-based server when she was Secretary of State, instead of the email provided by the federal government.   More than 30,000 messages, some highly classified, were sent from the private server, as reported by TRUNEWS.

She had corresponded with more than 15 heads of state. The Obama Administration allegedly knew of the system Clinton had in pace.

All of the emails Clinton sent and received were released in batches, with the last group coming out last Monday.

Clinton claims she used the server and email out of convenience and has insisted none of the emails were classified at the time they were sent but were re-labeled at a later date.

Kirby has acknowledged the review could affect the outcome of the election, but that those involved in the probe don’t care.

“I’m not going to commit to a specific timeline. The secretary wants this review done thoroughly and accurately and efficiently, and he’s not going to allow himself or the process or the department to be driven by the political calendar on this,” the spokesman said.

Recently, Federal Judge Rudolph Contreras said he wanted all of the messages released by the end of February for the specific reason that voters would want the information before the Super Tuesday primaries, and definitely before the general election.

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