The Hillary Clinton email saga is an outrageous story. This is not a story about email etiquette, it's a story about the new government bourgeoisie.

Daniel Bongino

The Hillary Clinton email saga is an outrageous story. This is not a story about email etiquette, it's a story about the new government bourgeoisie.

The new government bourgeoisie are a class of high-ranking government officials who operate by a separate and distinct set of rules. The rules they live by are not the rules the rest of America lives by. They are not the rules the rest of the federal workforce lives by either.

If, during my time as a Secret Service agent ensuring her security, I had purchased a private email server and conducted all of my official government business on it, I likely would have been immediately terminated.

It's not a coincidence that trust in government is at a near all-time low. Working Americans understand that there are two different Americas; one for the connected insider-class, and one for the "little people."

I refuse to accept this "little people" garbage and I know that most of you feel the same way. We're in charge here. This is supposed to be a representative Republic, it's not an oligarchy. Oddly, the Clintons are trying to defend themselves by saying that Colin Powell did it as well when he was Secretary of State. This doubles down on elitism because it implies that it's ok to break the rules as long as you're a high-ranking member of the government bourgeoisie.

I'm as tired of this as you are. While the insider-class doubles down on arrogance, we need to double down on demands for big and bold changes. No more baby steps.

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