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To: joseffy who wrote (840903)	3/6/2015 11:29:50 AM
From: puborectalis	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 1573682

"The point is that whether she did or not is completely independent of whether or not she used a personal email account. It’s not clear she even broke the rules, and, frankly, these days we’re all in breach of some technical federal rule or other. Do you drive at 54 mph on the highway? Have you ever seen anyone under 80 who does? Even people in public life have some reasonable rights to privacy. If they don’t, no one good will serve in public life. Nobody conducts all their communications in public. You don’t. I don’t. Presidents don’t. Secretaries of agriculture don’t. Oh — and I seriously doubt Congressman Trey Gowdy, who has subpoenaed her emails, does either. If you don’t have at least a reasonable degree of trust in Hillary Clinton, you shouldn’t vote for her no matter what email she uses. If you do have some reasonable degree of trust, you shouldn’t really care what email she uses either."