Washington, a former aid to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton has turned over security logs from Clinton’s private server to the FBI. Records of these security logs show no signs of foreign hacking. Former aid, Bryan Pagliano, describes how he initially set up the server in her home in New York. As secretary of the state, Clinton’s work related emails have been made public as part of the Freedom of Information Act lawsuit. After receiving sporadic emails, somebody clicked on a malicious link that was traced to Russia. It is equivocal to know who did this because of the irregular signs of intrusion. Security logs keep a persistent track to who has accessed the network. However, Clinton’s exclusive use of a personal email server prompts the
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It is morally right and a responsibility of a candidate running for president to fulfil a trusting character and not being enigmatic. Also it is erroneous to exploit classified information.
• Pathos- The author draws attention to pathos by stating, ‘… whether to file criminal charges…”. It is worrisome and mind-boggling to go through trial and have to worry about federal charges. Especially in Clinton’s position, this can affect her spot in government.
• Logos- the author appeals to logos by stating how many emails were sent and specifically how many were “top secret”. “Mrs. Clinton’s exclusive use of a private email server prompted an FBI investigation into whether she or her aides mishandled classified information. Of 30,068 emails released by the State Department, 22 have now been classified by the State Department as “top secret,” 65 are classified as “secret,” and 2,028 have received the lowest classification level of …show more content…
The downfall of politics is that every personal aspect of your life is now brought to light. Applauding her for dedicated years in government, Clinton handles disputes well. Also, this article boots the interpretation of Hillary because it provides relief to people that she is being watched. This provides a sense of sagacity for citizens because they know no they can trust her. It is hard to run for president not only because you have to corroborate your commitment over the United States, but you also have no privacy at
It is morally right and a responsibility of a candidate running for president to fulfil a trusting character and not being enigmatic. Also it is erroneous to exploit classified information.
• Pathos- The author draws attention to pathos by stating, ‘… whether to file criminal charges…”. It is worrisome and mind-boggling to go through trial and have to worry about federal charges. Especially in Clinton’s position, this can affect her spot in government.
• Logos- the author appeals to logos by stating how many emails were sent and specifically how many were “top secret”. “Mrs. Clinton’s exclusive use of a private email server prompted an FBI investigation into whether she or her aides mishandled classified information. Of 30,068 emails released by the State Department, 22 have now been classified by the State Department as “top secret,” 65 are classified as “secret,” and 2,028 have received the lowest classification level of …show more content…
The downfall of politics is that every personal aspect of your life is now brought to light. Applauding her for dedicated years in government, Clinton handles disputes well. Also, this article boots the interpretation of Hillary because it provides relief to people that she is being watched. This provides a sense of sagacity for citizens because they know no they can trust her. It is hard to run for president not only because you have to corroborate your commitment over the United States, but you also have no privacy at