Editor's Pick: Hillary Clinton's Possibly Fatal Email Mistake

Hillary Clinton's Possibly Fatal Email Mistake

Rob Enderle 03/09/15 5:00 AM PT
	The problem with Clinton's email isn't the email system itself -- it is what led her to make the wrong choice. She focused too tightly on a very real personal problem and didn't look at either the bigger potential threats or even her own strategic goals, which would have driven her to a far safer and better choice. She even missed the fact that it likely wouldn't accomplish her goals. [More...]

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