If Quill Pens And Parchment Were Good Enough For Thomas Jefferson...

Why would anyone expect the Department of State to have evolved secure electronic communication systems that match, say, AOL?

The lack of a State Department classified network accessible via mobile devices is a major problem in our 24/7, always-on world. It forces officials to make tough choices about the trade-off between security and the need for timely transmission of vital information. In the furor over Clinton’s emails, policymakers, pundits, and technology experts should not lose sight of the larger imperative of developing new systems that don’t pit the imperative of security against the need to communicate, share information, and reach decisions at the pace that breaking world events demand.

We Might See Hillary's Personal Emails After All

So if the Clinton email server wasn't wiped per government specs we ought to be able to see another 30,000 emails. But I have to say, if her "personal" messaging is anything as bland and pedestrian as her "professional" communications I'd vote for extra pay for the poor State Department staffers that will have read them all.