Clinton’s email trail shows disdain for transparency

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Few things offend Hillary Clinton, it seems, more than government transparency.

Clinton disregarded federal law requiring her to preserve her records as secretary of state, a recent report from the State Department’s Inspector General confirms. Hillary also apparently admitted, in one email to her confidante Huma Abedin, that the reason she had set up her own email server was to avoid “access” by federal officials in charge of preserving official records as required by law.

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