The State Department released 7,800 more pages of Hillary Clinton’s emails from her private unsecured server on Monday, and while majority 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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Every one of the women in attendance had previously endorsed Clinton in some capacity except Sen.
In January 2013, after a Capitol Hill hearing into the Benghazi attacks that came soon after she suffered concussion in a fall and then caught a stomach virus, Mrs Clinton received congratulatory messages for her handling of Republican questioning. “Such anathema to us as Americans – and a painful reminder of how long it took modernism to take root in the U.S….”
“You have to fight them in the air, you have to fight them on the ground and you have to fight them in cyberspace”, said Clinton, who served as secretary of state under Obama. It’s the largest release yet, which began in May, and now includes about two-thirds of Clinton’s total emails. “We have 83 percent of the senators supporting Hillary, and it’s wonderful”, she said Monday.
Clinton, now the front-runner for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, has faced questions about whether her unusual email setup was sufficient to ensure the security of government information and retention of records. In the meantime, she’s using her voice-and fiercely loyal following-to pull the Democratic candidates, particularly Clinton, left on a range of economic issues including Wall Street regulation and student debt.
Speaking to reporters after the event, Mikulski laughed off Warren’s absence, suggesting that “maybe she has a cold”. No such agreement for Mrs. Clinton has been found in the department’s files.
“The video was previewed last night at an endorsement event and fundraiser with 13 women Democratic Senators”.
SC is a pivotal state in next year’s Democratic primary.
Clinton’s campaign didn’t immediately respond Monday to questions about the e-mail.
Authorities have not accused Clinton of any wrongdoing, but Republicans have been very critical of her email practices.
“I am not sure why she wasn’t (here)”. And Klobuchar, of Minnesota, assured the audience of almost 1,000 people that Clinton is “going to win Iowa”, the first in the nation caucus.
“Investing in infrastructure makes our economy more productive and competitive across the board”, she said Sunday at a rally in Boston’s Faneuil Hall, addressing a crowd heavy on workers from construction unions.
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In the ad, “44 boys is too many”, little girls read letters they wrote to the former secretary of state and explain why they want her to be president.
