You folks who are all up in arms about this need to recognize a couple of things.

First, whoever released the Hillary-related emails informed the American voters of some truths our government and media did not want us to know. We should be grateful to the hackers for that, not resentful that some voters than made an informed choice instead of a dysinformed one.

Second, even if it was Russia, there is no evidence they hacked the actual voting system. All they did was inform voters of things voters had a right to know. They did not interfere directly with the election. They simply provided factual information that the public acted upon. If our media would do that, we'd call it democracy in action.

Third, the United States government has a long history of DIRECTLY INTERFERING in the elections of other countries, so we really should get off our high horses over another country providing information that might have indirectly influenced our election choices.