Information on Clinton server too sensitive even for Congress
NEW YORK – Judicial Watch’s release this week of 725 pages of State Department emails involving Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin demonstrates the Obama administration considers a large percentage of the emails sent through Clinton’s private server too sensitive for Congress or the American public to read.
Of the 725 pages, more than 250 pages were 100 percent redacted, many with “PAGE DENIED” stamped in bold.
Judicial Watch said the new cache includes previously unreleased email exchanges in which former Abedin “provided influential Clinton Foundation donors special, expedited access to the secretary of state.”
Judicial Watch added that in many instances, the preferential treatment provided to donors was at the specific request of Clinton Foundation executive Douglas Band.
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If the e-mails contain such secret (damaging) info, then why is Hillary not in prison already? And the DoJ is now looking at re-investigating Sheriff Joe & GOP Senator McDonnell while letting this corrupt, lying witch get off the hook for treason? Anyone who doesn't see the biased double standard here is an absolute idiot! Hillary has proven her incompetence and is not fit for any political office.
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