Don’t miss this week’s Full Measure[hr] Why did I predict Donald Trump would win the election? Because I’m not a political analyst and I looked at things from the outside. That’s what we do each week on Full Measure: We don’t provide […]
2008 December: President Obama nominates Hillary Clinton for secretary of state. 2009 Jan. 13: Reports say the clintonemail.com domain was established. Jan. 21: Senate confirms Clinton as secretary of state. March 18: Clinton will later name this as the date
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A memo published by Wikileaks outlines the success that Hillary Clinton super PAC Correct The Record has had in getting its campaign narratives across in the news media. The memo sent to Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta boasts that, as
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In March of 2015, Clinton campaign officials envisioned using an appearance with comedian Larry Wilmore at a Clinton Foundation event to deflect from Hillary’s email controversy. “Wilmore could sit down with WJC [William Jefferson Clinton] and Chelsea and say something
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This article was first published in September 2014[hr] A former State Department diplomat made a startling allegation: Hillary Clinton confidants were part of an operation to “separate” damaging documents before they were turned over to the Accountability Review Board investigating
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Since this article refers to both President and Mrs. Clinton, they are sometimes referred to by their first names for clarity. Most of the information is from the FBI report. Some contextual facts and dates have been added. [hr] The
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Hillary Clinton is squashing Donald Trump in terms of money raised both inside and outside the official campaign. That means more money for opposition research and negative ads against The Donald. What are the totals–and who are the big donors
The following is a news commentary For federal and local government, the reflexive position too often seems to be secrecy. Not only is it often unnecessary, but it could be argued it’s unethical and possibly unlawful, at times. It’s as
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