How does one keep track of all the ways in which negligence has compromised national security in the course of Hillary Clinton’s private email server follies?  Not that anything she did would pass James Comey’s muster for “criminal intent,” even though negligence specified in the statute is a crime that does not require intent. So blasé have the media become that no special notice accompanied a revelation yesterday that yet another serious violation of the law took place when Hillary Clinton’s email server passed into the hands of a low-ranking technician at Platte River Networks, a man who had no security clearance of any sort.  Streiff explains at RedState: The real news, in my opinion, comes from the testimony of a guy named Justin Cooper. Cooper was paid by both the Clinton Foundation and the Clinton family to assist a State Department employee, Brian Pagliano, in managing Clinton's server. Why no one has focused on the...(Read Full Post)