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Making a career of secrecy

The furor over Hillary Clinton's decision to conduct all of her government communications through a personal email account isn't going away. Mrs. Clinton's abbreviated, 20-minute news conference Tuesday raised more questions than answers. The chief one: Who gave her the right to determine which emails were personal and thus deleted? Not only is the secret email�

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Previously:
• 03/04/15: The difference between security and survival
• 02/06/15: Those noises are the White House ideological ramparts cracking
• 02/04/15: Obama: I ^%&$-ed up, now you pay for it
• 01/28/15: Dems putting politics before jobs
• 01/23/15: Hillary's economic start-up: The would-be candidate begins forging her own policy path
• 01/21/15: The unvarnished state of the union
• 01/07/15: In control, what GOPers are up against
• 12/31/14: Hillary Clinton veers left in search of the Democratic base
• 12/26/14: Obama's Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Year
• 12/05/14: Dems on critical list as their popularity still continuing to plummet
• 11/28/14: The coming Washington war
• 11/05/14: Hillary starting for 2016 with stupid
• 10/24/14: Obama demonstrates Reagan's point
• 10/15/14: The widening gap between expectation and reality is no joke for Obama backers
• 10/01/14: A Mideast policy rewritten in blood: Obama flip-flops on terrorism only after thousands die
• 09/24/14: Dems' bad poll numbers getting worse

Making a career of secrecy

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