It’s so odd for me to read an article concerning a criminal investigation on Hillary Clinton, only to toggle to my next open tab on the computer to review her poll numbers. The Democrat front-runner has been in hot water for some time now, but as of yesterday a Federal Judge reiterated what we all knew to be true.

Court Says Hillary Clinton Emails Broke 'Government Policy' http://t.co/hdRgTPsQpZ #HillaryClinton

— Fox Nation (@foxnation) August 21, 2015

While Justice Department Lawyer, Peter D. Wechsler, seems befuddled by the idea that they should have to go back and find Hillary’s old computer or Blackberry, or look for backup tapes, the Judge seems to take the matter seriously.

U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan presided over a hearing Thursday afternoon meant to determine whether the State Department was sufficiently forthcoming about Clinton’s e-mails and e-mail policies. “We wouldn’t be here today if this employee had followed government policy,” Sullivan, a Bill Clinton appointee, said at the hearing. “There was a violation of government policy.”

Hillary insisted that she complied with every rule, but now her tone is changing.

From a former @TheJusticeDept official: “Our ridiculous classification rules” are the real problem: http://t.co/zdsAki3KG9

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) August 21, 2015

In short: “The problem isn’t that I disobeyed, stayed out all night, got arrested for underage drinking, crossed the border to buy drugs in Mexico, and married a leader in the Mexican Cartel, Mom. The problem is that your curfew is far too restrictive.”