Transparency Czar Preposterous

It took three interviews and five days for Hillary Rodham Clinton to say "I'm sorry." After resisting apologizing for using a personal email account run on a private server to conduct government business as secretary of state, Clinton shifted course Tuesday. "That was a mistake," she said of her email practice. "I'm sorry about that. I take responsibility". Clinton's late-arriving mea culpa came just 24 hours after she insisted in an interview with The Associated Press she didn't need to apologize because "what I did was allowed." Are you serious?

And there's more, now. The Wall Street Journal reports, Secretary of State John Kerry appointed a transparency “czar” Tuesday in a move to head off controversy stirred by the department’s efforts to release thousands of pages of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails. But the appointment sparked further criticism from Republicans, as the new czar, Janice Jacobs, recently made a large donation to the Clinton presidential campaign.

Are you really serious? A "transparency czar"? Folks, here are two examples of why hard-working, decent Americans are fed up with politicians! This kind of cockamamie stuff just won't wash!