Could someone please explain how, if using a private e-mail for government business is such an obvious crime that Hillary should be thrown in jail just for doing so (as Trump apparently contends), why Colin Powell (who also used a private e-mail account for government business) is still walking free?

(And please don't say it was because Hillary included classified information in her e-mails and Colin didn't. Because it took a long investigation, reviewing thousands of e-mails, before they found those handful of e-mails that had classified information in them. I'm sure that if someone looked at all of General Powell's e-mails, they would find that some accidently contained classified information, too. With the volume of correspondence a Secretary of State handles, and the sometimes nebulous nature of what is considered "classified," it would be far more surprising if he didn't slip up a few times.)
Oh, yes, and why, if deleting a few thousand e-mails is so obviously an attempt to hide damning information, and anyone (like Hillary) should be thrown in jail for doing so, no one is clamoring for someone to be prosecuted for deleting somewhere between
2 million and 22 million e-mails that Congress requested from the Bush Administration and were supposedly deleted?
This is why the claims that "people have been thrown in jail for lesser offenses" and "she's obviously guilty" sounds so hollow. Because it wasn't so just a few years before they found out that Hillary had done so.
