GOP chairmen want Justice to turn over Clinton email notes

FINALLY! Someone taking up the issue about whether those who were working with these emails had the appropriate clearance:

Two Republican chairmen are demanding that Attorney General Loretta Lynch turn over Department of Justice records for its interview with the team that helped oversee Hillary Clinton's contentious private email server. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), who is in a tough reelection race, and Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas) sent a letter to Lynch Friday requesting that Justice turn over notes and related materials for interviews conducted with Bryan Pagliano, Justin Cooper and any other employee of Platte River Networks.

“These individuals tasked by Secretary Clinton and her senior advisors to manage her servers did not have security clearances, and, in some cases, did not have a particular expertise in cybersecurity,” the two lawmakers wrote.

The two GOP members added that “it is important for the American public to have a thorough understanding of how Secretary Clinton's aides handled sensitive national security information.”

I'm sure there are many to whom this is all still nothingburger (although they'd be outraged it it were Republicans who hired people to work around national secrets without clearance.