'Press is starting to dig in for her': This effort to defend Hillary triggers 'lapdog alert'

Were Hillary Clinton's emails as secretary of state unnecessarily classified? http://t.co/3VGA7s2e07

— National Journal (@nationaljournal) August 22, 2015

It really doesn't matter…She can't decide which laws she likes & which ones she doesn't.. https://t.co/iNUKPMCwW0

— TracyJeffords (@TracyJeffords) August 22, 2015

@nationaljournal No, and it doesn't matter. They were classified, and Hillary committed a felony handling them the way she did.

— eyedoc11 (@EyeDoc11) August 22, 2015

@nationaljournal That's irrelevant.

— They Call Me Why-T (@realmyiq2xu2) August 22, 2015

A) No. B) Not the point. @nationaljournal: Were Hillary Clinton's emails unnecessarily classified? http://t.co/QNmu2tAUZs

— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) August 22, 2015

@TheRickWilson Jesus, the press is starting to dig in for her. That's the second such example I've seen like that

— Jay Caruso (@JayCaruso) August 22, 2015

@JayCaruso @TheRickWilson "The problem is the rules! Not that she broke them!" Try that line of reasoning w/ any government body.

— Amy Curtis (@moderncomments) August 22, 2015

@nationaljournal lap dog alert…and shitty journalism

— cgcdrawbias (@cgcdrawbias) August 22, 2015

@nationaljournal @drawandstrike I don't recall anyone debating classification standards w/Petraeus etc. Just get hauled off and prosecuted

— Mary Ann Pratt (@MAP19) August 22, 2015

As Secy. Of State, handling any and all classified information properly should be de rigeur. Partisan hack piece. https://t.co/C5HoELjPPp

— That Guy (@Sippindoc) August 22, 2015

@MAP19 @nationaljournal You don't UNDERSTAAAAAND! This is HILLARY, maaan!

— Brian Cates (@drawandstrike) August 22, 2015

@nationaljournal I don’t buy an argument this irrelevant and stupid, but admire the shameless audacity to make it

— Var (@varwhite850) August 22, 2015

It doesn't matter. If they are classified, she has a duty to protect them. NEXT! @nationaljournal

— AW (@ArtbyAWOHS) August 22, 2015

@nationaljournal Fog, deception, deflection, and doubt — traditional hallmarks of Leftist political/faux legal strategies.

— Marc Posner (@mposner) August 22, 2015