Radio talk show host Mark Levin blew apart the media narrative that Hillary Clinton “broke email rules” at the State Department. Wednesday’s release of the State Department’s Inspector General emphasized Clinton’s violation of internal email policies, but Levin went right to the core of the matter explaining that these “policies” are in place because of federal law: “You’ve heard by now, Hillary Clinton violated email rules. What? There’s email rules? Thats how Politico headlined their breaking story. ‘State Dept watchdog: Clinton violated email rules.’ No. She didn’t violate email rules, she violated federal law. ‘The State Department Inspector General concluded that hc didn’t comply with the agency’s policy on records.’ Guilty. GUILTY! She’s guilty of violating a federal law. It’s not just the State Department that comes up with these policies. These policies are put in place to undergird the federal records act.” On his nightly Levin TV webcast, Levin went on to dispel any notion the Clinton campaign might assert that the former Secretary of State was unaware that her use of an exclusive, private, unsecured email address to conduct all of her government business was a violation of policy. After all, Levin asserted, “she’s been around with us for quite some time.” Indeed, from her time as First Lady int he 1990’s to her term as a US Senator from New York and finally her stint as Secretary of State, Clinton has been fully aware
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