Emailgate, as it has come to be known, is a scandal many Americans are tired of hearing about, as Bernie Sanders put it in the Democratic debate. Yet the periodic email releases do offer a window into the minds of our leaders.
Take this latest set of emails between various Hillary aides and the Secretary about a Maureen Dowd column criticizing the U.S. for failing to pressure Saudi Arabia over rights abuses. In these emails, Hillary admits:
that there is “no doubt” the U.S. has different standards for its Saudi ally:
It's rare to see a U.S. official admit the double standards of our oil-producing ally, showing that Emailgate has delivered something useful after all.
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