'Awkward': Here's something that might make Hillary's defenders cover their eyes

As we reported last night, Sen. Diane Feinstein and former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm are among the Hillary Clinton defenders who are deflecting responsibility for her emails, arguing that the highly sensitive information was not “marked classified.”

Feinstein and Granholm should take a look at this document signed by Hillary Clinton at the time she assumed the office of secretary of state:

@RichardGrenell @NaniWaialeale @JenGranholm pic.twitter.com/uuir3ZuOVy

— Vicki ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@vibow54) January 30, 2016

Well look at that!

@RichardGrenell @vibow54 @NaniWaialeale @JenGranholm betcha they know it, they're hedging their bets no one cares.

— Phyliss Walker (@pdkwalk) January 30, 2016

@RichardGrenell I can envision HRC’s Oval Office. Everything needs a tag, “desk”,”chair”,”pen”, “sensitive document”

— Chuck Granger (@GrangerChuck) January 30, 2016

@RichardGrenell Why would she have to "send"? Receiving on unsecured server is just as bad.

— FlyFisher_AKY (@FlyFisher_AKY) January 30, 2016

@RichardGrenell @vibow54 @NaniWaialeale @JenGranholm Well, that's awkward.

— ClumpOfCells, CRE (@CalkinsMark) January 30, 2016

Editor’s note: This post has been updated to correct a mistake in the spelling of Jennifer Granholm’s first name.