Her ethics problems are only perceived by the media and republicans. The propaganda on that has been expansive.

Flouting rules specifically designed to facilitate the FOIA is a serious ethical violation. Yes someone used private email previously, but that is exactly why the rules she was supposed to have followed were in place.
I can understand why she would want to hide her communications, but breaking those rules flies in the face of government transparency and to anyone who values it her behavior was an ethical lapse.
Admitting it is a step toward the needed rehabilitation. Evasiveness and denial do nothing but reinforce the perception that she is secretive. More than "it was a mistake" she should admit "I was trying to hide stuff so no one could use it as ammunition and I was dead wrong because we are supposed to value transparency" would be a step in the right direction.

Sick of that meme

Increasingly people see him as a complete joke.

but the younger voters did not grow up with Reagan as president. They saw W as cold blooded and Clinton and Obama as caring and it matters to them more than some older voters.