I think most of those are unsubstantiated and/or exaggerated. A common tactic of the right's demonization machine is to make a flood of false allegations; with

I think most of those are unsubstantiated and/or exaggerated. A common tactic of the right's demonization machine is to make a flood of false allegations; with the endless negative news, people assume some must be true if the list is long enough. > Many (all?) of the emails can be directly validated as authentic using DKIM Even if true, I think DKIM validates only the sending server, not the sender, recipient, or content of the email. > no one including the senders/recipients have disputed their validity. Safe to say they are legit. Part of the goal of a disinformation campaign is a sort of DoS attack, overwhelming your target with disinformation so they spend all their time and resources fighting it, and attracting more attention and coverage to it. The Clinton campaign is smart enough not to play that role.