Gannett ignores latest Clinton controversy: Letter (May 13, 2015)
If you depend upon Gannett media outlets for national and international news, you may not be aware that Hillary Clinton and husband Bill have been raking in millions of dollars from a variety of foreign countries, including Russia.
That’s because Gannett looks the other way concerning negative stories about Mrs. Clinton, such as her obliteration of 30,000 e-mails she accumulated while serving as secretary of state and her dereliction of duty in the massacre of a U.S. ambassador and other American staff in Benghazi, Libya.
Mrs. Clinton stonewalls on all adverse issues that could impact her quest for the White House and she depends upon the mainstream media, such as Gannett, to ignore it, just as the liberal press has tried to provide cover for the failures of President Obama over the past six years.
This time, however, media outlets from Newsweek and the New York Times to Fox News and the Wall Street Journal have been reporting on the appearance of links between foreign donors to the Clinton Foundation and favorable treatment during Hillary Clinton’s years at the State Department. Russia was the beneficiary of a massive supply of U.S. uranium during this period.
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