The emails were released by the State Department on Monday as part of a court order to make public all 55,000 pages of the emails Clinton claimed were work-related by the end of January.
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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.
According to several thousand advertising campaigns, we’re now in the “giving season”, and the State Department just gave a fun gift to Hillary Clinton’s enemies and observers: several new e-mail chains from the private computer server she kept in her basement. “Anybody that thinks they can influence me on that ground doesn’t know me very well”.
“Some years, it’s really hard”, Clinton said, “and we’re in one of these periods where we have a minority within the other party that doesn’t believe in compromise, doesn’t believe in reaching consensus”.
“It definitely gives more weight to her endorsement, for whatever she would like to use that weight for”, said Democratic strategist Bill Burton, a former senior campaign aide in the Barack Obama campaign that defeated Clinton in 2008.
“As First Lady, Senator and Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton made significant strides to empower women and girls in this country and throughout the world”, Clinton depty communciuations director Kristina Schake said in a statement.
“Two of our officers were killed in Benghazi by an al-Qaida-like group: The Ambassador, whom I handpicked, and a young communications officer on temporary duty w(ith) a wife and two young children”, Hillary Clinton later wrote to her daughter.
Despite the conspicuous absence of Warren, rarely has Clinton’s lock on the establishment support been so clear as it was Monday night.
In July, Warren called on the presidential candidates to oppose a revolving door between positions in the White House and Wall Street-but it was a line largely aimed at Clinton.
The highly unusual setup has exposed her campaign to a barrage of criticism, and Clinton has repeatedly said she regrets the decision to circumvent the normal government account.
Clinton will speak at about 1 p.m., at a ticketed event at the Orange County Orlando Magic Recreation Center at Meadow Woods. Warren has taken tough progressive positions that have set her apart from Clinton, opposing the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Keystone Pipeline.
“I represented NY, and I represented NY on 9/11 when we were attacked”.
Some of the messages show that Clinton anxious about how her own remarks after the attacks would later be perceived.
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She is also scheduled to be in Orlando on Wednesday for what her campaign describes as a “grassroots organizing event”.
