Jeb Bush has been openly critical of Hillary for using a private e-mail account and selecting which ones to release, which is the exact same thing he did as Governor of Florida.

Courtesy of The New York Times:  

Jeb Bush has rebuked Hillary Rodham Clinton for her use of a private email account as secretary of state, holding up his own conduct as an example of transparency in government. 

But it took Mr. Bush seven years after leaving office to comply fully with a Florida public records statute requiring him to turn over emails he sent and received as governor, according to records released Friday. 

Mr. Bush delivered the latest batch of 25,000 emails in May 2014, seven and a half years after leaving the Statehouse and just as he started to contemplate a potential run for the White House, according to a newly disclosed letter written by his lawyer. 

A Florida statute governing the preservation of public records requires elected officials, including the governor, to turn over records pertaining to official business “at the expiration of his or her term of office.”

Seven years to follow a law that was already in place when he was Governor? That is a pretty fragile glass house there Mr. Bush.

Perhaps equally damning is the fact that Bush also used a private e-mail address as Governor and  then personally selected which ones he would release to the public.

This from Politifact:  

Bush famously used the personal email address Jeb@jeb.org for all eight years of his two terms, from 1999 to 2007. He cultivated an open and tech-savvy image by announcing in December 2014 he would post more than 250,000 emails from his time as governor, ahead of a possible 2016 presidential run. 

In February 2015, jebbushemails.com went live with a quarter-million emails and the first chapter of an e-book Bush was writing about being governor.

Next, and this gets to the heart of what American Bridge said, is that the messages sent to the archives and subsequently posted on Bush’s website are only a portion of all his correspondence during his term. Bush in 2007 said that he had received 550,000 emails through the Jeb@jeb.org address -- plus another 2.5 million through his public email address -- so obviously plenty were not included in the batch of about 250,000 that the Bush team posted in February.

Now as it turns out the state of Florida has no rule telling governors that they cannot edit, or sort out which e-mails they think might be classified or politically problematic, so on that count apparently Bush is free and clear.

However if Jebbie is Hillary's opponent in 2016, and I think he will be, then this renders any potential political fallout from her so-called e-mail "scandal" moot.

Not that it would have been all that effective in the first place.