The number of classified emails on Hillary Clinton’s personal server grows to 60 and is sure to go higher

 I am going to be perfectly blunt here: if anyone thinks that Hillary Clinton conducted all of her State Department business on her personal email server and did not once send or receive classified emails they are either simpletons or apologists who are unwilling to admit for partisan reasons that the former Secretary of State is guilty of wrongdoing. It is asinine to believe believe otherwise and it requires, to quote Hillary Clinton when she was talking about David Petraeus, the willing suspension of disbelief.

  We already know for a fact that two Inspectors General have found that two emails on Hillary Clinton’s server, despite her claim to the contrary, were classified at the time they were generated, and now the number of classified emails has swelled to 60, here is more:

While media coverage has focused on a half-dozen of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s personal emails containing sensitive intelligence, the total number of her private emails identified by an ongoing State Department review as having contained classified data has ballooned to 60, officials told The Washington Times.

That figure is current through the end of July and is likely to grow as officials wade through a total of 30,000 work-related emails that passed through her personal email server, officials said. The process is expected to take months.

The 60 emails are among those that have been reviewed and cleared for release under the Freedom of Information Act as part of a open-records lawsuit. Some of the emails have multiple redactions for classified information.

Among the first 60 flagged emails, nearly all contained classified secrets at the lowest level of “confidential” and one contained information at the intermediate level of “secret,” officials told the Times.

Those 60 emails do not include two emails identified in recent days by Intelligence Community Inspector General I. Charles McCullough III as containing “top-secret” information possibly derived from Pentagon satellites, drones or intercepts, which is some of the nation’s most sensitive secrets.

  And because the review is not yet complete the number is sure to grow exponentially, this is only the beginning. With the FBI now conducting a criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton’s policy of using a personal server to conduct all State Department business it is hard to understand how this can be played off as nothing more than a vast right wing conspiracy but that is what she and her supporters are sure to claim.

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