18 Emails Between Obama And Hillary Involved "Sensitive Issues of Policy"

Eighteen e-mails between Mrs. Clinton and President Obama have been identified, and the government is refusing to disclose them. The administration’s rationale is remarkable: Releasing them, the White House and State Department say, would compromise “the president’s ability to receive unvarnished advice and counsel” from top government officials. Think about what this means. Not only is it obvious that President Obama knew Mrs. Clinton was conducting government business over her private e-mail account, the exchanges the president engaged in with his secretary of state over this unsecured system clearly involved sensitive issues of policy. Clinton was being asked for “advice and counsel” — not about her recommendations for the best country clubs in Martha’s Vineyard, but about matters that the White House judges too sensitive to reveal.

Now you know why Obama says "there isn't any there, there"!

That explanation got me to thinking about General David Petraeus. Recall that the Obama Justice Department prosecuted Petraeus for mishandling classified information. His offense involved conduct narrower in scope than Mrs. Clinton’s systematic transmission and storage of classified information on her private system.
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...it bears emphasizing that General Petraeus’s journals were not marked classified either. That did not alter the obvious fact that the information they contained was classified — a fact well known to any high government official who routinely handles national-defense secrets, let alone one who directly advises the president.

And how could a Democrat-appointed attorney general, especially one who hopes to remain on in the job if HRC is elected President, how could that AG ever be impartial about all this, when doing so would mean taking down the First-Would-Be-WannaBe-Woman-POTUS and the First-Black-President, by association?

If Clinton becomes the next president, however, [Attorney General Loretta] Lynch may be asked to stay on, at least for a short time. As such, she may have a little bit of skin in the game.

That Hillary's "top aides" might be in more trouble than Hillary herself is questionable at best, when it wasn't the top aides' idea to put in a homebrew server for Hillary, and it wasn't the top aides who are supposed to know whether or not the content of a message contains classified information or not.

Gee, I wonder who would be responsible for those ideas, that knowledge?

The wolves are in charge of the hen house.

So much for "The Buck Stops Here." For HRC, it's more like "The Buck Stops On Whoever/Whatever I Can Pin It On."