Hilary Clinton's Email Hack is trending in America.
What is it about private mails and public interest? It should be recalled that in 1972, a group of burglars working for the Republican Party broke into Democratic Headquarters in the ungodly hours of a night, searching for documents that might influence that year’s presidential election. Reporters from the Washington Post spent years feasting the scandal, until at last it brought down the president who had concealed it.
This year, Hilary Clinton's personal email exchanges have been compromised. This is some forty years later after the 1972 maiden scandal. Washington has been pointing accusing finger at Moscow for the hack. Even if Russia is involved, then for what? For Trump?
But the question you apply in these cases is pretty straightforward. Is there an overriding public interest that compels you to abet potential criminals and violate privacy?
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