Hey, did Hillary Clinton and Americans United For Change just violate federal campaign law?

By Moe Lane | 4:00 PM on September 27, 2015

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(H/T: @SonnyBunch) Probably not, but they should have to at least explain this one.

Btw, @finneyk works for the campaign and @woodhouseb works for a SuperPAC. Just sayin. #coordination pic.twitter.com/Aa1HoTCsGL

— Jimmy (@JimmyPrinceton) September 27, 2015

Remember, by the way: these people are advocates for even stricter campaign finance laws than the ones they have. They therefore have to be better about this sort of thing than their opponents. Myself, I think that it’s absurd that this sort of thing could even be arguably illegal, but then I think that most campaign finance laws are absurd anyway. Hillary Clinton doesn’t have this excuse*.

You ever get the feeling that the Democratic party leadership has an inherent difficulty at understanding just how badly emails can blow up in your face, if you’re not careful?

Moe Lane (crosspost)

*Said excuse she should be intimately familiar with, because… well, perhaps we shouldn’t go there.