@blatham,
And do you, Bernie, represent the style of Modern Liberalism in America?
The central theme of a large fraction of your comments here has involved efforts to impugn the motives and intentions of those with whom you don't agree on political issues. Much of that involves criticisms of Conservative commentators who themselves criticize the motives and intentions of their political opponents. I frequently wonder if you perceive the similiarities in your commentary and theirs.
Here you are insisting that the expressed concerns about Hillary's "extremely careless" use of a private e mail server, and her many evasive and deceptive statements about, it are entirely motivated by political concerns. How the hell do you claim to know that?
I think it's a safe bet that political issues are indeed very much a part of it all - on both political sides of this matter - some involving little beyond the political contest ahead. However, among many it may well be motivated by serious concerns about the character of a person who seeks the highest office in the land. Certainly Hillary has a long-standing pattern of self-serving deception and distortion of facts. I have a lot of experience hiring and choosing people for responsible management positions and I would be very reluctant to ever choose anyone so given to such dissimulation and evasion for any such role. I believe many other serious people hold similar opinions.
In addition, there is the potential for valid concerns about Clinton's motivations for the use of a personal server. We now know that her original explanation that she wished to use only "one device" for such communications was a bald lie : she was already using many. The elephant in the room here is the obviously possible intent to evade future requests for information under the Freedom of Information Laws. That, too is a matter of real potential concern for voters approaching the choices ahead.