US Senator from the Internet Regulatory Subcommittee has never sent an e-mail

Anyone of us, having learned that an official works in the Subcommittee on regulating the Internet, expects that this person is very well versed in the basic functions and capabilities of the Network. But, as it turned out, sometimes these expectations may be unjustified. For example, US Senator Lindsay Graham in an interview openly admitted that he never sent emails.

It is worth noting that the senator made this statement during the discussion on the legality of the actions of Hillary Clinton, who started her own mail server, preferring it to the official state mailer. Graham, criticizing the actions of Clinton, said that he had never sent emails and did not use the e-mail at all.


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As mentioned above, the senator is a member of the Internet Regulation Subcommittee. Therefore, his opinion was requested because, in the opinion of journalists, a person can give an authoritative assessment of the above-mentioned problem. As it turned out, Graham has a very indirect idea of ​​what e-mail is.