The State Department is seeking to limit questions a conservative watchdog group can ask aides for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, The Washington Post reports.
In a filing made late Tuesday, State asks U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan to limit Judicial Watch's questions of seven current and former Clinton aides to "the reasons for the creation of [the clintonemail.com] system."
State has asked the judge to keep off-limits the employment status of Huma Abedin, who was then deputy chief of staff and currently vice chairman of Clinton's presidential campaign. The department also wants Judicial Watch to be barred from asking about "the storage, handling, transmission, or protection of classified information, including cybersecurity issues; and questions about any pending investigations."
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2 comments:
It is readily apparent that there is an ACTIVE cover-up by the State Dept.
People should be charged with obstruction of justice.
Up to (and probably including) the current Secretary of State.
Judicial Watch is a watchdog unit that represents the people of the United States. They should be given unfettered access and questioning ability with these criminals. Treason is serious business, so is collusion. State Department is running cover because of who higher up might also fall under same axe.
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