Ivanka Trump used personal account to send hundreds of official and business emails last year
The report sparked immediate comparisons with Hillary Clinton, who had used a private email server while in office and was subjected to a federal investigation.
President Donald Trump's daughter and senior White House aide Ivanka Trump reportedly used her personal email account to send hundreds of official emails to White House aides, government employees, and her assistants last year. Reports state that most of the emails sent through her personal account were in violation of federal rules.
The report sparked immediate comparisons with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who had used a private email server while in office and was subjected to a federal investigation. Clinton's 2016 presidential election rival, Donald Trump had made this issue his prime attack in the race, dubbing her "Crooked Hillary," even suggesting that she should be put behind bars for it.