claim: "it was allowed," referring to her email practices.
author: hillary clinton
evidence_1: may 26, 2016 ... democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton doubled down on defending  her email practices as secretary of state, arguing that the use of a personal  account was “allowed,” and rules have since been “clarified.” interested in ? add  as an interest to stay up to date on the latest news, video, and analysis ...
evidence_2: oct 27, 2016 ... offices within the state department told an independent inspector general that if  she had asked, they would not have allowed it. we rated this claim false. share  the facts. hillary clinton. democratic presidential candidate. "it was allowed,"  referring to her email practices. in an abc interview – thursday, ...
evidence_3: jul 6, 2016 ... these statements elide the truth: some use of personal email is allowed but  clinton used private servers exclusively, and broke rules in the process, ... on  tuesday, comey called her practices “extremely careless” and said: “none of  these emails should have been on any kind of unclassified server.”.
evidence_4: may 25, 2016 ... the inspector general found that mrs. clinton “had an obligation to discuss using  her personal email account to conduct official business” with department officials  but that, contrary to her claims that the department “allowed” the arrangement,  there was “no evidence” she had requested or received approval ...
evidence_5: aug 19, 2016 ... the implication here is clear: clinton told the fbi that powell advised her to use a  private email account since he had done so while in the same job. therefore,  clinton's assertion that she was simply following the accepted practices of  previous secretaries of state is entirely proven out. done and done!