As for the FBI decision about Ms. Clinton’s emails

Don’t for a minute think the whole situation doesn’t stink to high heaven.   From the bizarre meeting between Bill and Loretta Lynch, kept secret until reported by a local journalist, to the equally bizarre notion that terrible lapses of judgement while handling classified information should result in nothing, the whole story seems like something out of a Twilight Zone episode.  The most disturbing part of it all, as many are recognizing, is the idea that if you or I or anyone else did this, we could be criminally charged.  That should be a wake up call for Americans.

But it isn’t.  Since you’ll likely get much of the information from news sources that more or less agree it was a victory for Secretary Clinton, and while partisanship might spin it different ways, this is definitely her chance to put it behind her, I’ve provided a couple links to other perspectives.  One is at the always informative The American Catholic.  The other is from the equally insightful, if not a bit candid, John C. Wright.  They are obviously not pretending to be fans of the decision.   They take a far more critical look at not just the actual resolution of the scandal, but the way in which the media is packaging the narrative.