Cancel culture alive and well.

When the state holds the biggest light and has the darkest corners, you really have to question which one are the real roaches

If we think that those in power don't also have secrets and skeletons then perhaps we're not thinking at all.

Instead of trying to play kill the character all the time, we should be focusing on pragmatic solutions to domestic and regional problems. But that would require people not being afraid of cancel culture and politics not being so toxic that good people stay well away.

I think the voters, at least some part the voters, would be more reluctant to engage online due to this type of leak. Other than that, they'd continue with their convictions as before.

I know this is bait, but maybe their reaction should be to go and vote so that the persons who think rape should be OK (as per leaked e-mails btw) don't get to decide?

They should look at the current state of their country, look at the policies of the various parties, and select the party that in their judgement would move the country in the direction think it should move.

For their behind closed door conduct? Yes... act on that information how you will.

For getting hacked? No (other than judging the technical team competency).

Same applies here.

Do remember though that the RNC was also hacked at the same time as the DNC, but only one was released right before the election.