We all know this is a lie: "If she could go back, she’d do it differently.” Absolutely not true if you think this means, "She would have been more transparent."

Ruby Cramer / BuzzFeed:

Campaign Chairman: Clinton Knows Email Setup Was A “Mistake”  —  In a memo to top supporters, Hillary Clinton's top official sought to clarify the campaign's response to a new report from the State Department inspector general and move past a controversy that has dogged the candidate now for 15 months   . . . . .   The Podesta memo takes a more contrite posture, reminding backers three separate times that Clinton has called the email setup a mistake and continues to do so in the wake of the IG report. “The secretary has once again acknowledged this was a mistake,” Podesta writes. “If she could go back, she’d do it differently.” 

Editor's notes:  The only difference between then and now is this:  she would have doubled down on those things that have led to her seeming demise.  Her cover-up would be more pronounced,  her lies more involved,  her refusal to be more transparent all the more nuanced.  That's it.  She is not an honest woman and to assert that she would have acted differently is to imply that she has had a deeply realized "Jesus moment."  Not possible.  She is what what she is and,  perhaps,  her past has caught up with her.  

Undestand that Trump's decision to make Hillary answer for her past would not bear fruit if not for the ongoing email scandal   . . . .   and the fact that each week, the scandal worsens.  

That "critical I.G. report" is significant because it was written by a man appointed to that position by Barack Obama  . . . .  he was and is a Democrat.    More than this,  it is a review of many of the facts being considered by the FBI in its criminal investigation.  

Honestly,  I cannot imagine an alternative to the notion the "she will get away with it,  again."  But it is beginning to look as if she will not survive this scandal. She has lost the battle,  for the time being,  with her loyal Marxist Media.  In the article reference in this post,  the following is the most condemning paragraph:  "Clinton used a non-government account to conduct State Department business, as did former secretary of state Colin Powell. But no other former secretary of state has maintained government correspondence on a private home-based server."

And with that,  the lie that "everyone did what I did" has been exposed,  if not defeated.