Could it be that Hillary Clinton’s email trouble isn’t really her fault, but rather she was just allowed to roam down the wrong path by “yes people” on her staff?
.@HillaryClinton surrounded herself with people who fuel (& exploit) her worst instincts: secrecy, paranoia & ends-justify-the-mentality 1/
— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) September 2, 2015
2/ How different would her campaign be if she had confidants able and willing to appeal to her better angels?
— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) September 2, 2015
3/ That type of person would have said, "Hell no" to server, explaining how FOIA, leg oversight & historic record damaged by the precedent
— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) September 2, 2015
4/ That kind of confident would have reminded her that all sorts of confidential info would be discussed by Sec/State and her staff
— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) September 2, 2015
5/ Competent staff and/or honest friend would have told her a private server is wrong and maybe illegal.
— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) September 2, 2015
6/ Instead, they called her radiant, helped her hide gov't email, purge server & create morass of deceptive explanations. So, here we are
— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) September 2, 2015
That pretty much describes why Hillary shouldn’t be president.
@ron_fournier If she isn't capable of knowing herself this was wrong, she shouldn't be running for POTUS.
— Nancy (@LogicalDame) September 2, 2015
@ron_fournier Come on Ron, you know that person would have been run off immediately for not bowing down…
— Ryan Douglas (@The_Fresh2def) September 2, 2015
No kidding.
(h/t @EaglesTTT)
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