Interesting article.......... Here's the ending.
Skeptics raise two further worries about Mrs Clinton. Some say she is untrustworthy-a notion only reinforced by the revelation that she used a private server for her e-mails as secretary of state, released only the ones she deemed relevant and then deleted the rest. The other worry, which she cannot really allay, is that dynasties are unhealthy, and that this outweighs any benefit America might gain from electing its first female president. Gary Hart, a former presidential candidate, told Politico[/I] that, with more than 300m people in America, "We should not be down to two families who are qualified to govern." The campaign has barely begun, but if Mrs Clinton is to deserve the job she desires, she has questions to answer.
http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21647969-most-familiar-candidate-surprisingly-unknown-what-does-hillary-stand
Skeptics raise two further worries about Mrs Clinton. Some say she is untrustworthy-a notion only reinforced by the revelation that she used a private server for her e-mails as secretary of state, released only the ones she deemed relevant and then deleted the rest. The other worry, which she cannot really allay, is that dynasties are unhealthy, and that this outweighs any benefit America might gain from electing its first female president. Gary Hart, a former presidential candidate, told Politico[/I] that, with more than 300m people in America, "We should not be down to two families who are qualified to govern." The campaign has barely begun, but if Mrs Clinton is to deserve the job she desires, she has questions to answer.
http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21647969-most-familiar-candidate-surprisingly-unknown-what-does-hillary-stand
