Hillary proved such to be futile.
Because they didn't find much when they investigated her. Basically, if she broke the law it was minor, and probably would not get a conviction. We won't know if that is true for Ivanka or not until we investigate.
I see no need to waste time and money to try to get back at Trump through Ivanka.
Maybe it is not to get back at Trump, maybe we should do it simply to hold our government employees to a standard of transparency.
We have had quite enough of tit for tat politics in my lifetime.
Our political system is literally a tit-for-tat system. It was designed that way from the very beginning. That is the ONLY way it works. That is the checks and balances. That is the winner take all party system. That is what it means to be a Democracy.
The cesspool has long had me thinking of simply not participating any more.
If you don't get that, then maybe you shouldn't be participating.
I said it with Hillary and I'll say it here. There should be a specific law banning the use of private email for government business.
There is, several in fact.
The Presidential Records Act requires that all records, including all emails, be maintained by the agency.
NARA regulations do not allow federal employees to use private email for official use.
Section 1924 of Title 18 states that housing classified information at an unauthorized location is subject to a fine or a year in prison.
Finally, section 3102 of The Federal Records Act requires that the agency 'have effective controls over the creation and maintenance and use of records' which many of her emails would be.
In the end it was decided that a lot of these regulations did not apply to Hillary because as Secretary of State she was the head of the agency, and since the laws state that it is the head of the agency that must ensure the maintenance of the records, she did have control of her own records. Ivanka is just a federal employee. She is not the head of an agency.