Voters shouldn’t worry so much about Hillary ClintonHillary Rodham ClintonSenate seats most likely to flip Trump says voters “don’t care” if he releases taxes: report Dems aim for state legislatures to win back the House MORE’s mishandling of classified information, says Democratic House leader Nancy Pelosi.
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The Virginia senator, who said he deals often with classified information as a member of the Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees, said that such information could be hard to identify, especially when it is not properly marked, Politico reported.
Mills told investigators Clinton had decided she no longer needed access to emails older than 60 days.
Abedin, (redacted) and Hanley also assisted Clinton with setting up any new devices.
She said that they “know they can count on me to be the kind of commander in chief who will protect our country and our troops”.
Hillary Clinton speaks to members of the media aboard her campaign plane in White Plains, N.Y., on September 6.
He took another swipe at “Crooked Hillary” and “new e-mail scandals” on Saturday via Twitter, while running mate Mike Pence told NBC News in an interview taped for Meet the Press that Clinton’s e-mail practices “disqualify her from serving as president”.
A statement from the campaign Tuesday said the introduction, entitled “Love and Kindness – And Action” details Clinton’s upbringing and the things “she learned from her mother’s hard childhood”.
The FBI says its investigation identified “13 total mobile devices” associated with Hillary Clinton’s “two known” phone numbers, both in the D.C. area code 212. But Huma Abedin, a top aide to Clinton, told the Federal Bureau of Investigation that Clinton left the secure area to check her BlackBerry, often going to the State Department’s eighth-floor balcony to do so.
“I have no concerns”, Clinton said of the deletion. Clinton’s support has dropped steadily in the weekly tracking poll since 25 August, eliminating what had been an eight-point lead for her.
The ad, called “Sacrifice”, shows military veterans watching clips of provocative statements by Trump, including his claim to know more about the Islamic State group than military generals and his criticism of Arizona Sen.
Mrs. Clinton recently hit her lowest approval ratings of the campaign and a record number of people now “dislike” the presidential candidate.
Clinton told reporters aboard her campaign plane en route to Florida that Trump’s views offer “yet another strong piece of evidence as to why he should never be anywhere near the White House”.
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“Unsurprisingly, none of Clinton’s aides could recall details around the initial setup of Clinton’s secret server or whether or not Clinton asked for permission to use a private email account for State Department business”. The Democratic presidential nominee was interviewed about her use of private e-mail by FBI agents and federal prosecutors for 3 1/2 hours on July 2.
