Last week, Republican investigators discovered 60 new Libya-related Clinton emails that had not been provided by the State Department, despite panel requests. The only reason investigators unearthed the messages was because they subpoenaed their sender — longtime Clinton ally Sidney Blumenthal, who was passing Clinton unsubstantiated intelligence and urging her to take a bold position supporting Libyan rebels.

State revealed last week that it was Clinton’s camp that did not turn over 15 of those 60 withheld emails, but Benghazi Republicans are still fuming about the other 45 they say State should have disclosed — and wondering if there are more.

So much of this is because of Clinton's poxy server. In September last year the State Department began moving dozens of workers into temporary posts to assist with tasks relating to her emails. This "illustrates the huge administrative burden caused by Clinton's decision to use a private email address for official communications as secretary of state".