Investor’s Business Daily published a long article on Tuesday night, collecting the opinions of current and former intelligence officials about the national security threat posed by Hillary Clinton’s private email server.

It feels like a floodgate bursting open. These experts are absolutely beside themselves over Clinton’s irresponsible conduct as Secretary of State. Former NSA officer John Schindler called it “a counterintelligence disaster of truly epic proportions.”

“She may have deleted 30,000 emails before turning her files over to the State Department,” observed former U.S. National Counterintelligence Executive Michelle Van Cleave, “but that doesn’t mean that the Russians and the Chinese don’t have them.”

Ever since Clinton began destroying subpoenaed evidence and refusing to hand her server over for analysis, it’s been a running joke among Internet wags that if Congress wants to see her email, they should ask the Russians and Chinese for copies. http://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2015/04/08/intel-experts-hillary-clintons-email-server-a-counterintelligence-disaster-of-truly-epic-proportions/

It’s fairly close among all potential 2016ers, but in the Quinnipiac survey all the other potential Republicans either tie Hillary or narrowly lose to her.

This is especially noteworthy because Republicans have won the Hawkeye State only once since 1988, in 2004 when George W. Bush defeated John Kerry.

Iowa is not the only state where Paul is beating Hillary. He also bests her in Colorado, where the senator leads Hillary 44 percent to her 41 percent. Scott Walker is the only other potential Republican candidate that beats her in Colorado, 42 percent to 41 percent.

Every other Republican either ties her or loses to her in the Centennial State. The last time a Republican won Colorado was also in 2004.

Paul loses to Hillary in Virginia, 47% to 43%, though the senator’s performance was the best of all potential Republican candidates.