From my second link:
"But the hypocrisy matters, too. Some of the same Clinton critics reaching for the fainting couch because the public won’t see messages she deemed private also conducted official business from their private accounts in emails that will receive no public scrutiny at all."
"For that matter, the Clinton “scandal” seems oddly detached from the fact that (a) the Bush/Cheney White House lost millions of important emails, and the Beltway media largely ignored the story; (b) Mitt Romney went to hilarious lengths to hide his public emails from scrutiny in the last presidential campaign, and the Beltway media largely ignored the story; and (c) previous Secretaries of State sent and received emails that the public has never seen, and will never see, and no one seems to find that particularly controversial."
Meanwhile, we're still to see what Trump is trying to hide financially.
It might be interesting if one candidate (or elected president) faces charges for messing with emails while the other (possibly alternatively elected president) faces charges for messing with women.
I wonder if Clinton could get away with saying that the missing emails were just locker room emails.