If you're talking about Donna Brazile, she was not the head of the DNC at the time she was giving the Clinton campaign debate questions.
She was employed at CNN. If she acted alone, then maybe you can argue it wasn't "the media" but one person. But how was she able to view the questions ahead of time? She was a known Clinton supporter, no?
No, that's part of the problem. She was a mover and shaker behind the scenes but had not formally and publicly declared an allegiance (of course, it was obvious from the way she talked on CNN). She was an ostensibly unaffiliated commentator who had a secret allegiance.
It's an excellent case study of why news agencies and networks should not have paid political operators (hacks) on their payroll and the fact that it went wrong is entirely predictable.
Still seem like non-issues -- Hillary's and Bernie's answers to "should states abolish the death penalty?" and "how will you help people with lead poisoning from municipal water supplies?" were prepared long before anyone at her campaign got them, and it seem unlikely they went anywhere near the candidates.
I'll support Bernie and his policies over Clinton any day of the week, but I have no doubt Hillary would have won the dem primaries without Donna's attempts at illicit support.
Compare that to what's likely in Trump's tax returns (and do you think the Russians really don't have a copy?), and you'll see that these are absolutely non-issues.
She was employed at CNN. If she acted alone, then maybe you can argue it wasn't "the media" but one person. But how was she able to view the questions ahead of time? She was a known Clinton supporter, no?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/cnn-drops-don...
"From time to time, I get the questions in advance."
"I'll send a few more."
- Donna Brazile to John Podesta
Wikileaks references:
https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/38478
https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/39807