1) Even public figures have a right to reasonable privacy, as long as it does not shield illegal or security lapses.  None of HRC's computer hard drives or related communications have been found to fit those categories.  It is simply conspiracy theory that is being used to discredit her, as they defy the facts in order to so. Are we to assume then that you are among those who subscribe to such false constructs?
2) We must all acknowledge - and then get past it - that every single politician at every level (and all the rest of us) have flaws and have made poor judgments at times as well as outright mistakes and errors that did not seem to be so until viewed in the light of hindsight.  The idea of seeking perfection in elected officials (or Hollywood stars or Nobel Peace medal winners or Olympic athletes or popes and priests and or Muslims) is a nonsensical pursuit that should have been abandoned decades ago.
3) Look at what HRC has indeed accomplished: it is a job to be quite proud of.