The State Department released 7,800 more pages of Hillary Clinton’s emails from her private unsecured server on Monday, and while a lot of them are mundane in nature, several communications related to the 2012 Benghazi attacks seemingly contradict testimony Clinton gave in October before the House Select Committee on Benghazi.
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That economic agenda was updated Sunday when she released her investment plan, which calls for $250 billion for direct public investment in everything from Internet to roads, bridges and ports.
Who better to reach out to than NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell about head injuries and concussions when Clinton suffered one herself in December 2012. “Such anathema to us as Americans – and a painful reminder of how long it took modernism to take root in the United States…”
The former secretary of state says, “If you’re ready for me, I’m ready for you”. She also said it was unclear how many other kinds of USA military personnel, such as special operations forces and trainers, were needed.
“Two of our officers were killed in Benghazi by an Al Queda-like (sic) group”, Clinton wrote in one email to her daughter hours after the first attack.
“If you would like help with your campaign, I’m available”, one girl offered.
The former secretary of state also solidified her position on the war in Syria and her support for Wall Street during the interview.
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It was the first time the Clinton campaign has opened a fundraiser to all press, a decision that reflected its symbolic importance to a team that is not shying away from talking up the historic nature of her candidacy after a more reluctant handling of Clinton’s gender during her 2008 campaign.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Linking arms in a Capitol Hill ballroom, Hillary Clinton received a public embrace Monday from 13 female Democratic senators who praised her as a trailblazing leader ready to be president.
Clinton responded: “That has nothing to do with my positions”.
Clinton insisted she operated legally, but she eventually apologized in September, amid an erosion of voter confidence. Warren later clarified that while she supports Clinton running, she had not endorsed her.
At least a few of the messages have come back to haunt Clinton during her presidential bid.
“I am not sure why she wasn’t (here)”.
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That email, originally between the State Department’s spokesperson and a New York Times reporter, but ultimately forwarded to Clinton, involved discussions about what the paper was planning to release from among Wikileaks-published documents.
