Clinton's Best Move

Pundits say that Hillary Clinton should continue to move forward, putting the FBI's exoneration and innocence behind her. They say that she already has a winning base and that it is unmoved by the email scandal.

She can't do that. In an open democracy, she must face the media and its questions. There appears to be a discrepancy about whether or not she believed that she had received classified emails. She told Congress that she did not, and yet the FBI determined that she had.

How apparent were their markings? How forthright were the senders? How competently were they handled by staff administrators? Those questions will persist as both Congress, and the State Department continue to address the system and all who are involved.

Now, the question is, did Mrs. Clinton perjure herself before Congress? She could answer that question, yes or no. She can do that by herself. If the answer is unequivocal "no," then she should answer and keep going.

If she has any doubt, she should stand aside for the Democratic Party to advance another candidate.

Crouching Bernie Sanders, Hidden Hillary Clinton. Who will win, who will survive. Who will claim the throne.

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