https://www.washingtonpost.com...m_term=.76f1e489c99c
Excerpt:
FBI Director James B. Comey said Clinton was “extremely careless” in how she treated classified information. And The Washington Post's nonpartisan fact-checking team gave her Four Pinocchios — their symbol for a “whopper” — for her original claim she sent or received none.
Also: The FBI felt there was enough in Clinton's email account to launch a criminal investigation into her treatment of classified information. (Of course, the result of that investigation was that they decided not to prosecute her for any kind of crime.) (We know why)
There is absolutely no investigation related to Pence, which brings us back to the original reason these two situations are fundamentally different: Using a private account if you're the governor of Indiana, where it's legal to do so and you're ostensibly dealing with much less-sensitive information, is much different than using a private email account exclusively to do work as secretary of state, who has access to many if not most of the nation's top secrets.