The Cleveland Plains Dealer just just endorsed Hillary Clinton, while admitting it previously overhyped the email pseudoscandal and while noting she broke no laws:
Our editorial board has been highly critical of Clinton's decision to shield her emails from public scrutiny even as the State Department, which she led, was trying to archive its emails. When accusations first surfaced last year that intelligence secrets may occasionally have passed through her server, we editorialized that, if true, such inattention to the handling of classified material along with the secretiveness that caused Clinton to use a private email server in the first place constituted a likely "disqualification from the White House."
We now acknowledge that to have been an overstatement. The server was ill-advised, but no one yet has found her actions to be illegal. Those decisions do not disqualify her from the office. Instead, they are illustrative of flaws Clinton can, and must, correct.
Right wingers and Sanders supporters in discussion boards have been falsely implying Clinton broke the law and is likely to be indicted, in hopes that this will hurt her in the polls. Link
Legal experts and editorial boards have noted that Clinton broke no laws, despite the wishes of nicknames in message boards and Republicans.
More on the endorsement:
"Hillary Clinton is the most capable, experienced and knowledgeable Democratic candidate for president.
The former First Lady, secretary of state and New York senator has been in the political trenches virtually her whole life. She knows the issues. She understands the art of the deal. She's credible and she's impressive.
She not only can win the White House, but she also will be ready once she gets there, a description that does not apply to her worthy but ideologically narrow primary opponent, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders."