Pruitt is the fifth of Trump's cabinet to have lied at confirmation

>>117380
>Non classified documents were CC'ed to his personal email
>Nothing has turned up in his personal email that wasnt also in his official email
>So far, nothing indicates use of personal email for anything besides saving a backup of documents

Also, the last two links are just people upset with his policies, not his email. This is likely to go the same way as Pence and Sessions, that is to say nowhere. Bravo that media outlets are scrutinizing government officials again though.

>>117412
>So far, nothing indicates use of personal email for anything besides saving a backup of documents
Why lie?

Why not answer honestly if what he's done is no big deal?

>>117414
I would have to assume because he didn't actually break the law. So far in what was offered by the OP there is nothing being hidden and aside from cheap storage (Google Drive is a free terabyte hard drive that requires 0 tech knowledge) he didn't actually send or receive emails exclusively from a private account. Pence is under similar scrutiny right now and it is going nowhere because there was a recent case where a government official was doing far, far worse but walked away without so much as a slap on the wrist. One of the biggest revelations of that case was that 3/4 of DC uses private email accounts, they just archive and submit the history to keep everything they do perfectly legal.