Right around the time this article was published Hillary had helped arrange - through Michèle Flournoy, then-President Barack Obama’s undersecretary of defense - a defense contract for a friend of Chelsea... named Newmyer, according to Judicial Watch.
JULY 19, 2009 : (HILLARY FOLLOWS UP ON THE ASSISTA CE OF CHELSEA CRIEND NEWMYER)
In numerous emails, Chelsea’s mom, then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, actively promoted Newmyer and attempted to assist her in securing Defense Department contracts.
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Hillary followed up in a July 19, 2009 email, asking Newmyer, “By the way, did the DOD contract work out?”
ONA was supposed to work on complicated future warfare scenarios when it was originally set up in the 1970s.
Sorry about the spelling bloopers. From the Daily Caller:
Jacqueline Newmyer, the president of a company called the Long Term Strategy Group
Just redoing this without the goof.
JULY 19, 2009 : (HILLARY FOLLOWS UP ON HER ASSISTANCE OF CHELSEA FRIEND JACQUELINE NEWMYER DEAL)
In numerous emails, Chelsea’s mom, then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, actively promoted Newmyer and attempted to assist her in securing Defense Department contracts.
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Hillary followed up in a July 19, 2009 email, asking Newmyer, “By the way, did the DOD contract work out?”
ONA was supposed to work on complicated future warfare scenarios when it was originally set up in the 1970s.
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Speaking of Jacquelines, I wonder what Joe Wilson’s French Jacqueline is up to, I think her pal Omar Bongo is room temp now.
Also right around this time the article was published Joe Wilson’s ex wife Jacqueline’s pal Omar Bongo conveniently assumed room temperature....on June 8, 2009.
Omar Bongo | president of Gabon | Britannica
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Omar-Bongo
Omar Bongo, (El Hadj Omar Bongo Ondimba; Albert-Bernard Bongo), Gabonese political leader (born Dec. 30, 1935, Lewai, French Equatorial Africa [now Bongoville, Gabon]—died June 8, 2009, Barcelona, Spain), was president of Gabon for nearly 42 years, having risen to power in 1967; at the time of his death, Bongo was the longest-serving head of state in Africa and the longest-serving head of ...