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That's not the right analogy. It would be more like if you were a famous business person brought in to be CEO, and wanted to keep using your personal email. Y
by GVIrish 10y ago
That's not the right analogy. It would be more like if you were a famous business person brought in to be CEO, and wanted to keep using your personal email.
You'd probably still catch some flak but you might have enough power/influence to actually do it whereas if you're employee #42593 of a big company there's no way in hell you're gonna get your way.
- morgante 10y agoOh, I agree that a CEO might get away with it. That doesn't make it right. Similarly, Clinton will probably get away with it. That doesn't excuse her behavior though. Might does not make right.
- GVIrish 10y agoYou're absolutely right. I think a lot of people who get to the top in politics or business have an extremely high level of confidence and determination, but sometimes that turns into arrogance and a disdain for rules. Clinton is one of those people that I think has an attitude of 'rules are for little people'. Hopefully she'll keep that character flaw in check as president, but I wouldn't be surprised if she didn't.