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ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Over the months, Hillary Clinton misstated key facts about her use of private email and her own server for her work as secretary of state, the department's inspector general reported this week.
A look at some of Clinton's past claims about her unusual email set-up and how they compare with the inspector general's findings:
How long with the DNC allow her to get dragged through the mud before they force her to drop out?
originally posted by: 200Plus
If you obfuscate, change small bits of "facts", drag out investigations for years, and smother the masses with half-truths, lies, and fables, eventually, even the most important news event of our generation becomes old hat.
The Clintons are masters of "drag it out 'till it dies".
People have been saying "are we still talking about this" for months now and the grand jury hasn't even been convened.
Clinton has won and the battle hasn't even started.
RICO charges against a former Secretary of State and current Presidential candidate should be nuclear, instead is a punchline. Why? The media got ahead of the curve and inundated the masses with trivial articles by the dozens to make the average Joe/Jane build up a mental block against further information.
CLINTON: "In the fall, I think it was October of last year (2014), the State Department sent a letter to previous secretaries of state asking for help with their record-keeping, in part because of the technical problems that they knew they had to deal with. And they asked that we, all of us, go through our e-mails to determine what was work-related and to provide that for them." - NBC News, September. THE REPORT: While it's true that the State Department requested records from former secretaries of state in November 2014, the report says the department raised concerns about Clinton's compliance with federal record-keeping laws years earlier, and the attention did not appear welcome. Two employees in the Office of Information Resources Management discussed concerns about her use of a personal email account in separate 2010 meetings. One of the employees stressed in one of the meetings that the information being transmitted needed to be preserved to satisfy federal records laws. They were instructed by the director of the department "never to speak of the Secretary's personal email system again," according to the report.
RICO charges against a former Secretary of State and current Presidential candidate should be nuclear, instead is a punchline. Why? The media got ahead of the curve and inundated the masses with trivial articles by the dozens to make the average Joe/Jane build up a mental block against further information.