"Can you give me times for two TV shows: Parks and Recreation and The Good Wife?"

[Agschmid]

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A Running Tally of the Best Hillary Clinton Emails From the Latest State Department Release

The State Department released on Monday another round of emails from Hillary Clinton’s private account during her time as Secretary of State. State has now released some 7,000 pages of emails. It’s a lot, but only about a quarter of what the Clinton team turned over. Here’s a running tally of some of the best of the bunch.

The Good Wife is a great show, and these emails... wow. What some people get worked up over... for what?

[Metric System]

1. The media seems to be more interested in peering into her personal life than any supposed

concern for national security.

[sufrommich]

2. From the comments section:

"she's not being investigated,she's being stalked".

[Agschmid]

5. Yup.

[riversedge]

8. umm. Probably spot on!

[morningfog]

13. It's enough to make me want to keep my business and personal email

accounts separate. Oh wait, any professional already knows that.

I have no sympathy for her privacy on display since she co-mingled her personal communications with her communications as Secretary of State. The highest diplomat in the country couldn't figure that out?

[morningfog]

14. She should have kept it separate then. Poor judgment,

poor foresight.

[cyberswede]

3. TV times...and a Human Rights Watch report on Women's Rights in Afghanistan. Eclectic!

Seriously, though, I like that this email is so ordinary.

[Agschmid]

6. Me too, I've been there.

[SonderWoman]

4. These recent emails are actually showing a...

Warm, glowing personal side, (I've been reading them) and also a person who is very knowledgeable, concerned, and understanding of global affairs.

[riversedge]

7. They just show she is an ordinary American.

[tularetom]

9. Yes we ordinary Americans all have "Jasons" to buy skim milk for our tea

[riversedge]

10. Jealously is not a good character trait.

[tularetom]

11. I think you're missing the point

If you have "people" to buy skim milk for your tea, you might not be an "ordinary American".

[procon]

12. This is nothing more than cheap voyeurism.

The media is desperately trying to find another juicy Clinton scandal to titillate their readers, but lacking any actual evidence, they've settled for being low brow, Peeping Toms dishing up gossip-worthy celebrity emails for the entertainment value.

Just to keep things in perspective, remember when the Bush Administration was running their entire email system off the grid and swearing that key communications were mysteriously lost. Beyond a few distraught groans from a couple of Dems, the press and the Republicans turned a blind eye to the whole Bush email scandal thing and nothing ever came of it. However, now that they have another Clinton, another big name Democrat, in their crosshairs, suddenly everything is the worst scandal in our lifetime.

[brooklynite]

15. Has it not occurred to people that State will -not- be releasing classified emails to the Public?

Personally, I think this going to diffuse the whole issue into a "who cares" response.