Cellmates?

Barack Obama would sooner give up golf than proceed with the long overdue criminal prosecution of the potential savior of his blighted legacy. But Andrew McCarthy believes that Obama has an even stronger incentive to lay off his former Secretary of State.

...We have a situation in which (a) Obama knowingly communicated with Clinton over a non-government, non-secure e-mail system; (b) Obama and Clinton almost certainly discussed matters that are automatically deemed classified under the president’s own guidelines; and (c) at least one high-ranking government official (Petraeus) has been prosecuted because he failed to maintain the security of highly sensitive intelligence that included policy-related conversations with Obama.

From these facts and circumstances, we must deduce that it is possible, if not highly likely, that President Obama himself has been grossly negligent in handling classified information. He discussed sensitive matters on a non-government, non-secure e-mail system that could easily be penetrated by foreign governments (among other rogue actors). By doing so, he left an electronic- and paper-trail that was outside the government’s tightly secured repositories for classified information. He also personally indulged, and thus implicitly endorsed, Clinton’s use of private e-mail to do government business.

...A prosecution of Clinton might expose that Obama engaged in recklessness similar to Clinton’s, albeit on a far smaller scale. Moreover, Clinton would likely argue in her defense that the president, who is ultimately responsible for safeguarding classified information, not only authorized Clinton to use private e-mail but knowingly used it himself in order to communicate with Clinton.

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/430706/obama-hillary-clinton-email-problem

And Deroy Murdock asks intelligence experts to explain the devastating damage that was done to our national security by Clinton's mishandling of classified material.

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/430597/hillary-clinton-email-server-former-intelligence-officers-havoc