David Brock’s Flaccid Hillary Defense

David Brock, former conservative evangelical Christian turned, er, man about town, is predictably running interference for Hillary Clinton against allegations that she violated federal email regulations.

Okay, first, you probably don’t want to find yourself downwind of this guy’s breath anytime after lunch hour. That may be beside the point, but just sayin’.

Mornin’ Joe via Washington Examiner:

At 5:22, right after Bob Woodard accuses the George Soros tool of issuing a “non-denial denial,” Mika Brzezinski asks him who controlled Secretary Clinton’s email account during her tenure, Clinton or the State Dept., and Brock gives us confused.

Let’s not leave it there; Hillary Clinton not only used a private email account for her entire time as Secretary, but also installed and operated her own personal server in her home!

We can only speculate as to why the top U.S. diplomat would go to all the hassle and expense of running her own private server to conduct and archive her official and private email traffic.

Could it be she was afraid the government might misplace vital correspondence?

Was she concerned that her personal emails to, oh, I don’t know, someone, might get into the wrong hands?

Or was she trying to save us from traumatizing official and personal details we were unequipped to handle?

David Brock probably has as good an answer for those questions as anyone else who expects us to willingly suspend disbelief.

Note: This is RRG’s third Hillary Clinton post in a week, and believe me, I’m as tired of her as you are. But the entire future of the United States hinges on this woman never being president.