No, Madame BleachBit, we're not moving on

Good on ya, Representative Chavez:

Rep. Jason Chaffetz, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, asked the U.S. District Attorney for the District of Columbia on Tuesday to look into whether Hillary Clinton and her aides obstructed justice by destroying federal records that had been requested by the government.

In his letter to the DA's office, Chaffetz cited findings from the FBI's year-long probe that suggested aides to the Democratic nominee scrambled to wipe the memories of any device that contained Clinton's emails after the House Select Committee on Benghazi issued a preservation order for those records.

Chaffetz also pointed to the use of BleachBit, an anonymous deletion tool, in his request for an obstruction of review of Clinton's activities.

His letter follows an FBI report that suggested Clinton and her staff withheld thousands of emails from the administration and even used a hammer to destroy some of the devices that had once stored those emails.

Chaffetz sent a second letter to Platte River Networks, the technology firm tapped to manage Clinton's email server, asking about the company's involvement in the effort to conceal emails.

The FBI's notes revealed that at least one Platte River Networks employee scrubbed emails from Clinton's server despite knowing that a congressional request for the documents had been issued.

Post-Americans deserve to know just who this person they may be hiring for the most sensitive national-security position of all is.