Actually, I don't care if she was or wasn't trying to hide something. That's so common these days and I'm cynical, so I expect politicians to be trying to do t

Actually, I don't care if she was or wasn't trying to hide something. That's so common these days and I'm cynical, so I expect politicians to be trying to do that. It's the willful ignorance that troubles me. Someone had enough knowledge to set up a private email server. Either that someone didn't know that this was a bad idea (that's a problem), didn't speak up about it being a bad idea (that's a problem), or did speak up about it and was told to do it anyway because this way is "easier" (that's a big problem). I expect my elected officials to either learn about what they are doing/using/voting on, or I expect them to get the opinion of experts in the field to advise them what to do/use/vote for. If they aren't, that's a really really big problem. Maybe I should just get even more cynical, and just accept that we have a really really big problem.