Clinton aides tried to get NY Times columnist to support her email scam

Washington Free Beacon:
Clinton Aides on Email Scandal: ‘There is Just No Good Answer’

Tom Friedman not persuaded by Ann-Marie Slaughter's defense of Clinton

Top Hillary Clinton aides said “there is just no good answer” to questions about her decision to use a private email server, according to recently released hacked emails.

Less than a week after the New York Times revealed that Clinton used a private email account while she was secretary of state, her team scrambled to try to get ahead of the story.
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They missed the obvious answer.  She was conniving to avoid accountability and she did it in a very unintelligent way.  She is just not that smart.  I suppose that answer would not spin her out of the trouble she had created for herself.

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