Hillary secretly gave the nod to plan to publish Congress members’ private emails

BPZbizpacreview.com ^ | // | Michael Dorstewitz

[blueyon]

Although Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton may mot be happy with WikiLeaks’ release of emails coming from her and her staff, that doesn’t mean that she isn’t above doing the same thing herself.

But unlike Julian Assange‘s group, she just doesn’t want her name associated with it.

Newly-released Clinton emails confirm that the former secretary of state approved a plan in early 2015, shortly after her own email scandal broke, to fight fire with fire by publishing Republican lawmakers’ rejections of Freedom of Information Act [FOIA] requests for their own private emails.

Although State Department emails are subject to FOIA requests, those from members of Congress are not.

The idea was to make Republican look guilty by rejecting the FOIA requests for their own communications.

[blueyon]

Good to know.......then she will not mind that her private emails are being published..............

[cgbg]

Publish or perish!

Let’s see all the DC dirt.

This is getting good...

[Pagey]

Bttt!

[piasa]

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