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To: tejek who wrote (862977)	6/6/2015 12:24:13 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1588046

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To: tejek who wrote (862977)	6/6/2015 1:09:38 PM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 1588046

Clinton’s troubles tend to be self-inflicted. It was her decision to operate her own email system while she was sec- retary of state for four years. It was her and her husband’s decision to mingle her State Department decisions, his high-priced speeches, and the Clinton Foundation in a suspicious fashion. When those deeds became public, Clinton responded as she and her husband have in the past. She’s adopted a full stonewall, refusing to answer the questions of reporters covering her campaign. The idea behind this tactic is that time will kill the media’s interest in subjects the Clintons don’t want to discuss. It hasn’t worked.

To: tejek who wrote (862977)	6/6/2015 1:10:07 PM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 1588046

On the emails, the State Department sought to help its ex-secretary. It was slow-walking the review and subsequent release of the emails—those she hadn’t selectively deleted. But a federal judge ordered a batch of her emails to be made public each month. This won’t help her campaign.