PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. -- A congressional committee issued subpoenas Wednesday to investigate Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton for her reported use of a personal email account while conducting government business as secretary of state, according to The Washington Post.
A congressional committee is investigating emails Hillary Clinton sent from a personal account while conducting government business as the secretary of state.
Photo Credit: Wikimedia CommonsThe investigation was prompted after it was discovered that Clinton had a private server installed in her Chappaqua home that allowed her control over what emails would be turned over for public record, The Washington Post reported.
Clinton reportedly did not have a government-issued email during her four years in the Cabinet.
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