Hillary's Hired Defender: You May Not Trust Her, But She'll Lead You Well

Lawyer Lanny Davis, the longtime professional on-air surrogate for the Clintons, has reached so far down into the barrel to excuse Hillary's low trustworthiness ratings, he may end up with a charley horse.

On MSNBC, interviewer Ed Schultz asked Davis about Quinnipiac poll numbers that show trust of Hillary Clinton is between 33% and 39% in important swing states. And these numbers came before the latest revelation that the former secretary of state, contrary to her claims, did indeed send classified emails on her personal Freedom of Information Act-proof computer server. So expect those numbers to drop lower.

Davis conceded, "It's certainly a worry," but added, "All of the polls show that she has strong leadership numbers."

This may sound comical, but when you think about it, deception is exactly the kind of "leadership" we've long been getting from the nation's most prominent Democrats.

Presumably, we're supposed to accept it as leadership when Secretary of State John Kerry tells us that he never proposed dismantling Iran's nuclear program — even though he is on record saying that was "the whole point" in 2013, when the negotiations began.

When White House national security aide Ben Rhodes in April promised "anytime, anywhere" inspections in Iran, it presumably is leadership when Kerry — like Rhodes himself — claims that it was never in the cards.

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