Ron Fournier is one of the most respected and most frequent cable news talking head pundits in Washington, D.C.  The former AP White House correspondent, he now writes for National Journal, and wields journalistic influence wildly out of proportion to the size of his readership.  So when he makes an argument that prosecutors ought to use a higher bar before inducting Hillary Clinton on her email legal transgressions, it sends a signal to the rest of the mainstream media. Yesterday, he did exactly that on MSNBC’s Morning Joe.  Chris White of Law Newz reports that Fournier claimed: Legally though, there is a big bar that you have to get over to prosecute anybody for these crimes, much less somebody who is running for president. …I do understand that when somebody is running for president, there is a higher bar that you have to get over because we can’t have a system in which we are constantly charging people who are running for president of...(Read Full Post)