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I don't think most voters understood or believed in the distinction. Further, I think you know that, and that you are arguing in bad faith. To wit: you've repea
by dangerlibrary 5y ago
I don't think most voters understood or believed in the distinction. Further, I think you know that, and that you are arguing in bad faith. To wit: you've repeatedly edited the portion of a parent comment in which you made reference to other administrations' use of state department email resources.
I'm going to stop responding now.
Have a nice day.
- jessaustin 5y agoIt doesn't matter whether any voter understood the distinction. These are two different events, neither of which had any effect on the other. I'm not convinced most voters were even aware of the DNC email leaks. The USA news media certainly didn't want to emphasize something that put the USA news media in such a bad light.