By Marc A. Thiessen, Special To The Washington Post

WASHINGTON - Hillary Clinton went into damage-control mode when news broke that the inspector general of the intelligence agencies had identified additional classified emails on her private server, including ones containing intelligence on covert "Special Access Programs." Her campaign even accused the inspector general -- an Obama appointee confirmed by a Democratic-controlled Senate -- of engaging in a "coordinated leak" with Republicans "for the purposes of hurting her campaign."

Lash out as she might, Clinton's constantly changing email s...