There Are 1,800 Reasons Why the Controversy Over Hillary Clinton's Emails Is Far From Over

[NWCorona]

"Moreover, VICE News and dozens of other news organizations and good government groups are still in the process of obtaining emails from Clinton's top aides in response to separate FOIA lawsuits filed against the State Department, and the FBI is investigating Clinton's use of a private email server. There is little doubt the issue will continue to play out through November's election."

This is far from over. It should also be noted that the Clinton foundation's emails along with her staff's are on the servers in the custody of the FBI.

https://news.vice.com/article/why-the-controversy-over-hillary-clinton-emails-is-not-over

[Svafa]

1. Not to mention, Republicans will NEVER let this die. It won't go away.

[NWCorona]

3. They won't as they finally got something.

The sad thing is that this is all Hillary's fault. She should have had a Gov account. This could have been easily avoided.

[OKNancy]

2. I read the whole article and it's actually not that bad an article

Some good points made by Jason ( Karl Rove will be indicted any day now) Leopold.
I shouldn't rib him for that early error. He was probably sincere.

Anyway, there is nothing in the emails so far that is damaging, and some stuff that I consider really positive for her.
I doubt this last batch will be any different.

I do disagree that it will be a problem through November.

[NWCorona]

4. I agree and generally like Vise

I will obviously disagree with you on this point tho.

"Anyway, there is nothing in the emails so far that is damaging, and some stuff that I consider really positive for her."

[peacebird]

5. We need the emails from Huma working on behalf of Clinton Foundation & working for Sec State.

Was there any collusion or quid pro quo in donations from foreign countries to Clinton Foundation, when the purchase of weapons systems by those countries were later approved by Clinton?

[NWCorona]

6. They are working on that.

Like I said that server(s) have all of the emails. That was a foolish move IMHO